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High school football is back! Forecast for KSAT Pigskin Classic, Big Game Coverage šŸˆ

Hot and humid around kickoff with just a stray shower or storm possible, most miss out

Temperatures near 90Ā° expected around 7 pm over the next few days with isolated storm chances.

Itā€™s the week many have been waiting for ā€” the return of high school football!

If youā€™re headed out to the KSAT Pigskin Classic or a local stadium to cheer on the boys of fall, hereā€™s what you can expect weather-wise:

KEY POINTS

  • Hot and humid around kickoff, temperatures fall into and through the 80s throughout the games
  • Very low coverage, but an isolated (10%-20%) chance for a downpour or storm around kickoff on Thursday and Friday

THURSDAY:

After climbing into the low 90s Thursday afternoon, itā€™ll still be hot around kickoff before temperatures will start to fall into and through the 80s for any Thursday evening football games, including the KSAT Pigskin Classic at Pieper Warrior Coliseum!

There is a 10%-20% isolated chance for a shower or storm, mainly through 8 p.m. Most will miss out, but itā€™s something weā€™ll be monitoring!

Forecast for the KSAT Pigskin Classic Thursday, 8/29.

FRIDAY:

Hot again around kickoff, before temperatures once again fall into and through the 80s for Friday evening football games under partly cloudy skies.

Like Thursday, an isolated 10%-20% chance for a shower or storm will be possible through 8 p.m., with slightly better chances east of I-35.

Coverage will still be low, but check back in before heading out to any games!

>>>Stay up to date on the latest high school football scores with Big Game Coverage from KSAT12 SportsšŸˆ

Temperatures fall through the 80s with an isolated chance for rain

About the Author
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Meteorologist Mia Montgomery joined the KSAT Weather Authority Team in September 2022. As a Floresville native, Mia grew up in the San Antonio area and always knew that she wanted to return home. She previously worked as a meteorologist at KBTX in Bryan-College Station and is a fourth-generation Aggie.

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