Residents in the San Antonio area and the Hill Country will likely see widespread rainfall by Thursday afternoon.
KSAT has everything you need to know about the weather and the roads during this wintry weather event.
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What to expect in the forecast
While rain is a sure thing in San Antonio today, know that it’ll hold off until later this morning, with the best odds being this afternoon. In the meantime, it’ll be cloudy and cold. Here’s what to expect:
HILL COUNTRY MIX (MINOR IMPACTS):
The first of our area to see precipitation will be the Hill Country. While temperatures are currently above freezing in these areas, any precipitation could drag down temperatures to freezing. At that point, some light ice accumulation is possible (up to a .10″). We expect only minor impacts, with some of the less-traveled bridges and overpasses seeing some slick spots. Elevated and metal surfaces could see some light accumulations, too. We have crews in Kerrville to monitor the situation. Early Friday morning, some light icing or a few snowflakes may also occur. Again, we expect any impacts to be minor.
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