FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- Lower humidity will make for a warm, but more manageable afternoon Thursday
- Cool mornings are forecast through early next week
- Afternoons, however, will still be warm (low 90s)
- Helene to make landfall in Florida tonight as a major hurricane
FORECAST
Hope you enjoyed the cooler, fall-like feel earlier this morning! After dipping down in the mid-60s in San Antonio, lower humidity will still make for a warm, but bearable afternoon as highs reach for the low 90s with plenty of sunshine.
This kind of pattern will continue through early next week. Expect comfortable mornings (60s) followed by sunny afternoons (low 90s), with humidity still generally on the low end.
HURRICANE HELENE
In the Eastern Gulf, Hurricane Helene is gaining strength and is forecast to become a major hurricane later today. Landfall occurs tonight just south of Tallahassee, Florida, with significant storm surge, heavy rainfall, and powerful winds. The National Hurricane Center is calling the impacts potentially ‘catastrophic’.
We’ll have more updates throughout the day, as Helene nears the coast.
Have a great day!