FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- DRYING OUT THIS AFTERNOON: Rain chances come to an end, still cool and cloudy
- COLD FRONT THURSDAY: Quiet tomorrow, cold front slides through
- COLD & WET FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Showers & a few storms possible, cold temps
- ROCK ‘N’ ROLL MARATHON: Wet weather lasts into Sunday morning
FORECAST
After a soggy and damp start to the day, this morning’s drizzle tapers off into the afternoon and we’ll be left with overcast skies.
Temperatures will be contained to the mid-60s with light and variable winds.
Thursday is forecast to be mostly cloudy and quiet. A cold front will slide in throughout the day, with highs in the low 60s.
By Friday morning, many of us will be in the 40s. Then, as an upper level low approaches from the west, showers will begin to develop. Friday likely ends up being a chilly, damp day. Many spots will struggle to get out of the 40s, with San Antonio only reaching the low-50s. Skies stay overcast.
Even better odds of rain arrive by Saturday and especially Saturday night. That’ll keep Saturday cold, too. While most of the activity will be in the form of showers, a few storms can’t be ruled out.
Rain is forecast to continue into Sunday morning, which could affect the Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon. Clearing takes place late on Sunday, leading to warmer temperatures by Monday. However, another front arrives, cooling us down by Tuesday.
More updates to come! Have a great day.