San Antonio is starting Saturday near 60 degrees under an extensive cloud deck, and rain may begin as early as Saturday morning in parts of the region before spreading eastward during the day. Clouds will thicken through the day, with a high near 73 and a 30% chance of precipitation.
Rain Builds Saturday Night
Saturday afternoon brings a 30% chance of light rain, while northeast winds reach around 10 mph with gusts up to 20 mph. The odds jump Saturday night, when showers and thunderstorms become more likely. Across the event, rainfall totals are forecast at 1 to 3 inches, with at least a half inch to an inch expected for almost everyone.
The latest forecast is a notably wetter turn from Hoodline's earlier outlook, which had called for more limited weekend rain. The National Weather Service says steady rain should spread across South-Central Texas, with isolated heavier cells capable of causing flooding in urban areas or locations that receive repeated downpours.
Sunday Looks Like The Wettest Day
Sunday is expected to be cloudy, cool and thoroughly damp, with showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms, a high near 65 degrees and a 100% chance of precipitation.
Rain remains likely Sunday night and Monday, when showers could continue through the day with a high near 66. Forecasters describe most of the rainfall as beneficial and generally manageable, but residents should allow extra time on wet roads and avoid low-lying areas if heavier cells develop.
A Brief Break Arrives Tuesday
Tuesday brings a mostly cloudy high near 70 with only a slight chance of showers. Veterans Day should be warmer, reaching about 75 degrees with a small rain chance, before mostly sunny and drier weather settles in Thursday and Friday.
