SAN ANTONIO – After a soggy week across South Central Texas, we’ll ease back into a more typical summertime weather pattern by early next week. While the weekend will feature low-end rain chances, it’ll be a good chance to dry off, overall. Here’s what you need to know:
- An area of low pressure, which brought us a soggy week, will push west into Mexico Saturday. This will leave scattered downpours in the forecast Saturday. However, rainfall won’t be as widespread or consistent as it was during the day Friday. This will limit potential for any more flooding issues to arise.
- By Sunday, we’ll see gradually clearing skies with only an isolated pop-up shower or storm possible during the day. It should be perfectly fine outside for summery activities, with a high back near 90 degrees.
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