FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- AFTERNOONS: Low-to-mid 90s continue
- MORNINGS: Cooler (low-to-mid 60s) by Wednesday due to lower humidity
- STAYING DRY: No rain chances this week
- HURRICANE MILTON: Major Hurricane Milton headed for Florida, making landfall late Wednesday
FORECAST
Good morning and Happy Tuesday!
We’re headed for the mid-90s again this afternoon in San Antonio with mostly sunny skies in store. A forecast high of 95° would tie the existing record high for the day, with more record-challenging heat again tomorrow.
Highs stay in the low-to-mid 90s all the way through the upcoming the weekend, but low humidity will make for some cooler mornings with lows back in to the low-to-mid 60s by Wednesday morning. At least we have that going for us!
HURRICANE MILTON
As of early Tuesday morning, Milton is still a major hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico and is passing near the northern coastline of the Yucatan Peninsula.
The hurricane is forecasted to weaken some before landfall (likely near the Tampa Bay area), but will still be a powerful storm for parts of the Florida Peninsula with highs winds, flooding, and storm surge. Speaking of, peak storm surge could reach up to 10-15 ft around Tampa Bay.
Texas will *NOT* see any impacts from Milton. More updates to come! ~ Mia