Storms, colder temps in San Antonio amid cold front — here's when – MySA

Storms, colder temps in San Antonio amid cold front — here’s when  MySA

Get ready for a rainy weekend, San Antonio. The National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio office now forecasts widespread showers and storms Saturday, November 7, through Sunday night, November 8, with the potential for locally heavy rain that could produce an isolated flood risk in some areas. The weather agency said that rain chances are highest for the Rio Grande Plains, Southern Edwards Plateau, and the Texas Hill Country. For the San Antonio area, this means there is up to a Level 2 of 4 risk of flooding rain capable of causing flash flooding in these areas. Several inches of rain are possible, but forecasters are still uncertain about the exact amounts the region will see.

Right now, there is no risk of severe weather. Meanwhile, the cold front barreling toward Texas, bringing the city increased storm chances, will also bring a significant cooldown to San Antonio's weekend temperatures. Storm chances peak Saturday night into Sunday morning, with odds around 50% to 60%, and linger through the start of the workweek at around 30%. For Bexar County, Friday will be mostly sunny with highs in the upper 70s and wind gusts up to 30 mph. By evening, San Antonio will start with partly cloudy skies, then see more cloud cover develop as lows dip into the upper 50s. A 40% chance