WEEKEND FORECAST: Brief window for storms Saturday between 5pm to 10pm

Otherwise, it’ll be near 100°

Sarah Spivey, KSAT Weather Authority Meteorologist

Justin Horne, KSAT Weather Authority Meteorologist

Leah Rodriguez, KSAT Weather Authority Meteorologist

Published: July 31, 2026 at 4:37 PM

FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS

SATURDAY STORMS: Best chance from 5pm to 10pm
SEVERE? FLOODING?: Not likely. Gusty winds can’t be ruled out. Average rainfall less than 0.50″, isolated 1″+ possible
SUNDAY: Rain pushes south, AM lingering showers

FORECAST

TODAY

Continued hot & humid. Highs near 100°. Heat index 100-105 between 1pm and 7pm.

SATURDAY

The first half of the day will see mostly sunny skies and hot conditions. A weak front will begin to stir up clouds and eventually showers and storms near 4pm across the Hill Country. These storms will shift south towards San Antonio roughly between 5pm and 10pm. Severe weather is unlikely, but we can’t rule out gusty winds with any of the stronger storms. Rainfall will generally be less than a half of an inch. An isolated spot or two could see up to an inch. Isolated, brief street flooding is possible.

Our advice: Keep your Saturday evening plans, but be prepared to duck inside for half an hour or so, should a storm approach your area. Rain chances for San Antonio sit at 40%

SUNDAY

A few lingering showers are possible early on Sunday. However, rain should push south, leaving us with clearing skies. Humidity will be slightly lower, while temperatures will return to the upper-90s.