Flooding threat ending; drier, warmer days ahead

WEATHER FORECAST OVERVIEW

• ISOLATED RAIN: Light precipitation expected through the morning.

• TEMPERATURE RISE: Highs will reach the 80s by Wednesday.

• POSSIBLE THUNDERSTORMS: Friday through Sunday.

THE COMPLETE FORECAST

FOR TODAY

Yesterday saw impressive rainfall, with San Antonio recording over 5 inches in the last five days! The aquifer is responding well, having risen more than 5 feet since Saturday. This morning, expect continued scattered light showers, though any intense rain will shift east of the area. A flood threat remains for those between Gonzales and Hallettsville. Rain probabilities will decrease by the afternoon.

TEMPERATURES ON THE RISE

Wednesday will mark a return to the 80s, with temperatures steadily climbing thereafter. Highs in the 90s are possible by the weekend, maintaining high humidity. Expect warm and muggy conditions for all Fiesta events throughout the weekend.

CHANCE OF ISOLATED STORMS

Wednesday might bring isolated rain, but widespread activity will be minimal. Thursday is expected to remain largely dry. However, by Friday and Saturday, the dryline will approach South Texas, potentially stirring up more scattered afternoon storms. Should any storms develop from Friday to Sunday, severe weather cannot be ruled out.

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