Breaking Now: SAN ANTONIO BRACES FOR WEEK OF UNSTABLE WEATHER: STORMS, SHOWERS, AND HIGH HUMIDITY FORECASTED
San Antonio is gearing up for a tumultuous weather week ahead, marked by frequent storms, showers, and high humidity. According to the National Weather Service, the forecast indicates a turbulent start with a 70% probability of precipitation today. Thunderstorms are expected to roll in between 1 pm and 4 pm, potentially followed by showers that become increasingly likely after 4 pm. Temperatures will peak near 92 degrees, accompanied by a gentle southeast breeze that will persist through the afternoon.
Tonight, residents should prepare for sustained wet conditions. Showers and thunderstorms are likely before 10 pm, with another possible round expected between 10 pm and 1 am. Afterward, the likelihood of rain diminishes slightly, though the night will remain mostly cloudy with temperatures hovering around 75 degrees. A calm northeast wind will shift to east-southeast in the evening. Total rainfall accumulations during this unsettled period could range from half to three-quarters of an inch.
Looking ahead to Tuesday, the pattern of scattered showers and thunderstorms continues unabated. The chance of precipitation remains high at 70%, while temperatures are expected to reach a maximum of 87 degrees. An east-northeast wind will maintain a gentle speed of around 5 mph. Additional rainfall amounts may range from a quarter to half an inch.
The weather outlook for Tuesday night and Wednesday night predicts a 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms, with mostly cloudy skies and nighttime lows around 74 degrees. Despite the gentle winds persisting from the east, there’s little relief expected from the recurring storms. This weather pattern is anticipated to extend into Thursday and Friday, with variable chances of thunderstorms throughout the day and consistent high temperatures nearing 88 degrees.
Heading into the weekend, San Antonio can expect more of the same. Saturday is projected to have a 60% chance of showers and thunderstorms, with a slight decrease to 30% by nighttime. Sunday also holds a 60% likelihood of continuing the prevailing weather pattern.
However, San Antonio faces a week dominated by unstable weather conditions characterized by frequent showers, thunderstorms, and high humidity. The forecasted precipitation percentages and temperature ranges illustrate a persistent pattern of unsettled weather, prompting residents to remain prepared for fluctuating conditions throughout the coming days.