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FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- SUNRISE STORMS: Storms will limp in from the north early Wednesday impacting parts of the morning commute
- DRY & HOT: “heat high” dominates Thursday to Sunday
- NEXT WEEK: “heat high” retreats, rain chances return
- MORE HOURS OF DAYLIGHT: Summer solstice approaches, longest day of the year
FORECAST
WEDNESDAY AM STORMS
Another shot at rain will arrive around sunrise Wednesday. Storms are forecast to gather to our north and then dive south, reaching San Antonio by sunrise Wednesday. However, it’s likely that these storms will weaken as they approach. This means rainfall totals will likely be on the low side. Heat and humidity return by Wednesday afternoon.
MORE HOURS OF DAYLIGHT
We are fast approaching our longest day of year. June 20th is the summer solstice and provides us with slightly more than 14 hours of daylight. Thereafter, days will start to get shorter.
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