FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- SLIGHT RISK SEVERE STORM: Mainly NE of San Antonio
- NEXT WEEK: Spotty rain (20-30%) through Wednesday
FORECAST
The end of May was good to us. Heavy rainfall has put a dent (a small one) in our drought situation.
NORTHERN LIGHTS
You read that right. The SWPC expects geomagnetic activity to continue into Monday, June 2, so the aurora will likely be visible for some lower latitudes in the U.S. Sunday night.
While visibility with the naked eye will be difficult, the cameras on our phones have sensitive equipment that can sometimes see the aurora when our eyes can’t, so there’s a *chance* your camera might detect it. But that’s IF solar activity continues Sunday into the night and clouds don’t get in the way. Still, it’s worth a shot.
If you do capture anything, make sure to post it on KSAT Connect.
NEXT WEEK
The pattern continues to remain slightly unstable as small, daily rain chances continue. We’ll keep you posted. Otherwise, hot and humid!
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