San Antonio residents can expect unstable weather this week with frequent showers and thunderstorms likely. According to the National Weather Service, the forecast predicts a 70% chance of precipitation today, with potential thunderstorms developing between 1 pm and 4 pm; showers are likely to follow, becoming even more probable after 4 pm. The high temperature is expected to reach near 92 degrees, while the light southeast breeze should persist into the afternoon.
Tonight, San Antonio should brace for continued wet conditions: Showers and thunderstorms are again likely before 10 pm, then there's a possibility of another round between 10 pm and 1 am, after which the chances of rain drop to a slight chance after 1 am, the sky will remain mostly cloudy enduring the night with lows hovering around 75 degrees, a calm northeast wind will switch up to east southeast in the evening. Accumulations of a half to three-quarters of an inch of rain are possible throughout these periods of unsettled weather.
Moving on to Tuesday, the pattern of scattered showers and thunderstorms persists, the chance of precipitation remains elevated at 70%, with an expected high temperature of 87 degrees, and the ever-present east-northeast wind maintains a gentle speed of around 5 mph. Rainfall may add up to another quarter to half an inch.
The weather service forecasting a 40% likelihood of showers and thunderstorms for both Tuesday night and Wednesday night; these nights are predicted to be mostly cloudy, with temperature lows settling around 74 degrees, and though the winds may be gentle, the persistent east direction doesn't imply any significant respite from the reoccurring storms and the same rhythm of rain is forecasted to carry into Thursday and Friday with variable chances of thunderstorms throughout the day, and highs consistently nearing 88 degrees.
As the weekend approaches, San Antonio should see much of the same, with the weather service indicating a 60% chance of showers and thunderstorms on Saturday, followed by a slightly lowered 30% chance come nighttime. Sunday also holds a 60% likely continuation of the previous weather pattern.
