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We’re not done with the rain yet! Showers/few storms possible through Tuesday

Strong storms can’t be ruled out

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FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS

  • TONIGHT: Watching for storms out west
  • TUESDAY: Storms most likely in the morning hours
  • WATCHING FOR: Severe storms capable of hail and gusty winds
  • WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY: Warm and humid, spotty storms possible
  • MOTHER’S DAY WEEKEND: Cooler, low humidity

FORECAST

After a beautiful weekend, we’ve quickly turned the other corner, and it’s been a rainy Monday. Generally, we’ve seen anywhere from a few hundredths to a couple tenths of an inch of rain. Here’s a look:

Generally a few hundredths to a couple tenths of an inch of rain fell around San Antonio Monday morning (Copyright 2025 by KSAT - All rights reserved.)

WATCHING STORMS OUT WEST TONIGHT

A few storms near the border are possible tonight. If they can get going, they would likely be severe with hail, gusty winds, and even a low risk for a tornado. We’ll be watching closely.

More showers and storms will be possible at anytime tonight through Tuesday, but rain will be most widespread Tuesday morning (Copyright 2025 by KSAT - All rights reserved.)

WET TUESDAY MORNING COMMUTE

More showers and storms are possible during the first half of the day on Tuesday. A few strong storms are possible. By midday, much of the rain will push east of the area, allowing us to clear out a bit. This will take temperatures into the mid-80s.

LOWER RAIN CHANCES BY MIDWEEK

We’ll still see some scattered rain on Wednesday, but beyond midweek, a more stable pattern sets in. Additionally, drier air will filter in by the weekend, cutting off any rain chance.

MOTHER’S DAY WEEKEND

The weather by the weekend is looking beautiful. We’ll see cool mornings, mostly sunny skies, and warm afternoons.

More rainfall opportunities until Friday, which is when cooler and less humid air arrives and lasts through the weekend. (Copyright 2024 by KSAT - All rights reserved.)

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