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Storms possible as early as today, heavy rain expected Thursday (opens the original)
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Justin Horne, KSAT Weather Authority Meteorologist Storms have moved into the area from the west this morning. These storms are weakening as they move east. This activity is expected to die down before reaching San Antonio, but we’ll continue to monitor. This afternoon, storms are forecast to re-fire along a frontal boundary across the Edwards Plateau and along the Rio Grande. Storms that form this afternoon will have the potential to become strong to severe, with hail and gusty winds being the
Heavy rainfall expected Wednesday night into Thursday (opens the original)
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Justin Horne, KSAT Weather Authority Meteorologist We are now just a few days away from changes, however, today will still be hot. Expect a high in the mid-90s, with a heat index near 100°. San Antonio will see partly cloudy and hot conditions on Tuesday, too. But, as the remnants of Polo moves north, a line of storms may develop across West Texas. This line is forecast to reach the Rio Grande late Tuesday night into very early Wednesday and bring rain to areas west of SA. This line likely dies
A threat for heavy rainfall next week. Here’s what we’re watching (opens the original)
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Justin Horne, KSAT Weather Authority Meteorologist The first half of today will be spent with partly cloudy skies and more warmth. We’ll top out in the mid-90s. By the afternoon, a disturbance moving in from the northwest will help to stir up storms in the Hill Country. The storms may make a run at San Antonio by the evening. Rain chances sit at 20%. While we expect Monday and Tuesday to be relatively quiet, an approaching storm system, deep moisture, and a slow-moving front will combine to give
A toasty weekend and an update on next week’s rain chances (opens the original)
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Justin Horne, KSAT Weather Authority Meteorologist Tired of the heat yet? Unfortunately, we won’t get any relief this weekend. Temperatures today through at least Monday will hold steady in the mid to upper-90s. We continue to top the list as the hottest September on record in San Antonio. As our heat high shifts into Mexico, a few storms may show up late Sunday in the Hill Country. It’s possible a few of these could drift toward San Antonio. Rain chances sit at 20% Sunday evening. Next week rem
Another round of isolated rain tomorrow (opens the original)
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Justin Horne, KSAT Weather Authority Meteorologist Sarah Spivey, KSAT Weather Authority Meteorologist Shelby Ebertowski, KSAT Weather Authority Meteorologist Adam Caskey, KSAT Weather Authority Meteorologist A select few got a nice downpour today, and a tomorrow will be similar. Wednesday brings a small shot at afternoon downpours, along with more above-average heat. Rain chance: 20% Fall officially began this evening at 7:05 pm. The tilt of the earth is what gives us seasons. At the fall equino
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