San Antonio is waking up to rain, fog and damp roads Monday, with showers expected to continue through the afternoon. The city should top out near 66 degrees, but heavier pockets of rain could create flooding problems in spots.
Rain Lingers Through The Monday Commute
Showers are likely through the morning and afternoon, with a 90% chance of rain and roughly three-quarters to 1 inch possible in the city. East-northeast winds will generally run 5 to 10 mph, while temperatures hover in the low to mid-60s.
The National Weather Service says heavier rain and a few embedded storms could raise flood concerns along a corridor that includes portions of the San Antonio metro area. No watches or warnings are currently listed, but drivers should avoid water-covered roads and never attempt to cross moving water.
Fog Returns Monday Night And Tuesday
Rain chances fall to about 30% Monday night as showers taper off, but patchy fog may develop before Tuesday morning. The overnight low should settle near 59 degrees.
Tuesday looks mostly cloudy with patchy fog, a slight chance of showers and a high near 70. Conditions should gradually improve, although damp ground and low clouds may keep the morning commute feeling less than polished.
Warmer, Drier Weather Takes Over Midweek
Wednesday, Veterans Day, is forecast to be mostly cloudy and warmer, with a high near 77 and little chance of rain. Thursday turns sunny with a high around 75, followed by sunny skies and temperatures near 72 Friday.
Saturday should stay sunny and mild near 71 degrees, though a slight shower chance returns Saturday night. Sunday brings a high near 70, with rain chances returning late next weekend at 20% to 40%.
