A weakening line of storms will arrive to San Antonio Easter morning.

A weakening line of storms will arrive to San Antonio Easter morning.

A weekend cold front will bring storms and cooler weather for Easter.

Weather updates for Easter weekend. Learn about the storm chances and severe weather threats from KSAT 12's meteorologist.

A few storms are possible over the weekend, especially Saturday night.

Low rain chances show up Friday evening through Sunday morning.

A more spring-like pattern takes shape by the end of the week and the weekend.

Warm and windy weekend lies ahead.

Temperatures will stay above average through much of next week.

Warm & dry forecast continues.

But no rain means drought will worsen for South Central Texas

Drought will worsen for South Central Texas

Drought will worsen for South Central Texas

Wind chill values in the 30s Sunday morning

Storms could interrupt free concerts tonight, then much cooler over the weekend.

Storms could interrupt free concerts, Final Four activities early this weekend

Storms could interrupt free concerts, Final Four activities early this weekend

An active pattern will give us chances for rain this week.

Rain and cooler weather for Final Four weekend will depend on the placement of a future low

Expect foggy and misty mornings Saturday & Sunday

The radar will be much quieter this afternoon, with a few peeks of sun possible.

Another round of rain likely tonight through the morning commute.

Heavy rainfall to affect the area through Friday morning.

Some places could see upwards of an inch of rainfall, with street flooding possible.

An area of low pressure will arrive to the area on Thursday, upping our chances of beneficial rainfall.

Better, more widespread rain chances later this week

Plus, we actually have a rain chance for San Antonio this week!

A more active pattern takes hold by late next week.

Better air quality is expected today and tomorrow, with a small rain chance on Sunday.

Low humidity will plunge into the area from the west, while winds gust to 35 mph.

Breezy today and tomorrow, with much lower humidity on Wednesday.

Gusty winds will be around today, tomorrow, and Wednesday.

But fire danger returns Tuesday and Wednesday

Secure loose items & avoid any outdoor burning

A high fire danger exists both today and tomorrow in San Antonio.

Gusty winds are back in the forecast, with the strongest winds on Saturday.

Spring Break plans should include fire safety thanks to gusty winds, warm weather, and drought conditions

Gusty winds, temps near-90°, and dry weather will elevate grassfire risk

Gusty winds, temps near-90°, and dry weather will elevate grassfire risk

Gusty winds and low humidity bring a high fire danger today, much cooler weather arrives by Sunday.

A high fire danger returns on Saturday.

San Antonio continues miss out on rain chances, as drought conditions worsen.

Cool mornings, comfortable afternoons, then another gusty and dry cold front.

Less wind, higher humidity tonight then a chilly morning.

After a brief window for rain tomorrow morning, very strong winds and low humidity will bring a high fire danger on Tuesday.

Highs near 80 degrees again Sunday, then attention turns to a cool front Tuesday which will kick up gusty north winds and elevate the fire danger.

Much calmer wind tonight and into tomorrow.

Gusty and cooler from a morning cold front.

Another round of fog on the way.

A quieter patter takes hold as we wind down the month.

Afternoon sunshine returns Sunday, boosting high temperatures into the 60s and 70s. That will only be the start of our warming trend over the next few days.

Cold with a small window for freezing drizzle Friday night.

Bitterly cold with record cold likely overnight.

Turning windy and much colder tonight.

It'll turn windy and colder overnight, with wind chills in the teens by tomorrow morning.

The temperature roller coaster continues into the upcoming week with a hard freeze possible by Thursday morning.

A damp night and start to the weekend.

More cold fronts on the way.

Much colder the next few days.

Showers & storms tonight, big temperature swings ahead.

Showers & storms today, as our roller coaster ride of a forecast continues.

Noticeably cooler Sunday thanks to a midday cool front, but temperature swings and rain chances are back in the forecast this week.

A cold front will make for a tricky forecast on Sunday and will bring cooler air next week.

A cold front will make for a tricky forecast on Sunday and will bring cooler air next week.

Unseasonably warm and humid through at least Sunday.

Warm and humid conditions are going to continue through at least Saturday.

Daily morning fog and spring-like warmth until Sunday.

Highs in the 70s are expected this weekend, but will warm to near 80 degrees at times next week with no major chances for rain.

Great weather lies ahead, as humidity will be low and temperatures will be comfortable.

Above average temperatures return this weekend

Showers and a few storms this morning, then clearing this afternoon.

Drizzle, dampness, and dense fog.

Fog and drizzle will be around this morning and tomorrow morning, while skies remain overcast.

Sunday starts off damp with patchy fog and drizzle. Better rain chances are still in the forecast later this week.

Very light rain over the weekend, then more promising next week.

Low temperatures fall into the upper 20s through Friday, then warming up this weekend.

The snow found this morning will melt quickly this afternoon, before a hard freeze Wednesday morning.

Light wintry mix tonight, ending by sunrise.

Cold today, with a chance of a wintry mix tonight into early Tuesday morning.

Colder air arrives by Sunday.

A cold front arrives tomorrow, however, the cold air will really settle in on Sunday.

Cold air is still on schedule to arrive by the weekend, with cold conditions next week.

Rain returns to the forecast tomorrow, while a strong cold front is scheduled to arrive Saturday.

Other than a small rain chances Wednesday, most of this week will be quiet. Colder air is expected next week.

Expect high temperatures in the 50s and 60s

Highs in the 50s and 60s can be expected this weekend with plenty of sunshine in the forecast.

A quiet morning commute, with rain kicking in by midday and lasting into tonight.

A wintry mix is still possible in the Hill Country on Thursday, but most of us will a cold rain throughout the day.

Cold weather continues, with damp weather expected on Thursday.

Cold this week, with good chances for precipitation on Thursday.

Saturday morning’s patchy fog and lowered visibility is expected to improve by lunchtime.

Highs in the 70s can be expected Saturday and Sunday, before a strong cold front arrives and sends Arctic air in for the upcoming week.

Quiet through Sunday, then a chill arrives.

A strong cold front arrives late Sunday, sending in colder for the first full week of January.

No more record setting temperatures within sight for San Antonio.

Record heat today, will give way to more seasonable temperatures on Tuesday thanks to a cold front.

Warm today, with even warmer weather forecast for Monday.

A weak front will bring a line of storms tonight, with San Antonio likely being on the western edge.

A weak front may stir up a shower or storm late on Christmas Eve.

A weak front may stir up a shower or storm late on Christmas Eve.