FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- THROUGH 2AM: Scattered storms and downpours peaking around midnight
- PRIMARY THREATS: Wind gusts up to 60 mph, Localized 1″ hail
- TUESDAY: Gradually clearing, low humidity, cooler
FORECAST
Expect showers and storms to become more numerous as the night goes on with a few strong/severe storms possible. The primary threats will be localized hail around 1″ in diameter and gusts up to 60 mph. Also, lightning could cause some power outages.
Most of the action should start winding down around 2am when it moves toward the Gulf Coast, then low morning clouds will lead to a sunny Tuesday afternoon. Overall, tomorrow will feel more pleasant with low humidity and afternoon highs in the mid 70s (down from 90° today in San Antonio).
Wednesday will feel fall-like with sunrise temperatures in the lower 50s in Bexar County, and mid/upper 40s in outlying areas.
Humidity returns for Thursday and Friday and help will boost rain chances those two days. Another cold front is expected Friday afternoon which will pave the way for a pleasant weekend.
MAKE SURE TO HAVE THE KSAT WEATHER AUTHORITY APP handy tonight. We’ll go live on the app in addition to KSAT and KSAT.com as needed to keep you safe and informed!
