FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- THURSDAY: Warm and humid, small 10-20% storm chance
- STORM CHANCE HIGHEST FRIDAY-SATURDAY AM: Some could be strong/severe
- MUCH COOLER BY SUNDAY: You’ll have to dig out a jacket
FORECAST
RAIN CHANCES HIGHEST FRIDAY NIGHT
Friday will start with low clouds and scattered sprinkles, then stray storms are possible by the afternoon. If anything happens to develop, it could quickly develop large hail and/or high wind gusts, so have an extra eye and ear to the sky tomorrow afternoon and evening.
The highest rain chances hold off until after sunset Friday night when scattered showers and storms are likely to develop. Again, some storms could become strong/severe. The highest accumulations will be in North Texas, but up to an inch is possible in the neighborhoods around San Antonio that happen to get storms.
ATTENDING NCAA MARCH MADNESS MUSIC FEST OR VALERO TEXAS OPEN ON FRIDAY?
Keep an eye on the forecast and check back with us. Weather could impact these events. We’re particularly concerned for those attending the free outdoor Doechii and Pitbull concert Friday night, when severe storms could pop-up across South Texas.
WEEKEND BRINGS BIG COOL-DOWN, DIG OUT YOUR JACKETS
Scattered showers and storms should linger through about 9am Saturday with gradual clearing into Saturday afternoon. Temperatures will tumble over the weekend with highs in the lower 70s Saturday, and by Sunday morning, many of us will dip into the 40s - The Hill Country may even see 30s. It’ll be windy, too, with gusts from the north of up to 30-35 mph over the weekend.
KSAT meteorologists keep you on top of the ever-changing South Texas weather.
KSAT meteorologists keep you on top of the ever-changing South Texas weather.
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