NWS Austin/San Antonio – National Weather Service (.gov)

NWS Austin/San Antonio  National Weather Service (.gov)

Heavy Rain Potential Thursday – Friday Tonight Weekly Outlook Heavy rainfall potential returns to western portions of South Central Texas Thursday through Friday. Rounds of showers and thunderstorms may bring heavy rain along a north-to-south corridor over the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande. Rain amounts in these locations will generally range from 1 to 2 inches with isolated amounts to 4 inches. Stay weather aware! Read More… A few showers/storms remain possible along I-35 and the Coastal Plains into this evening, while rain and isolated storm chances increase out west overnight into Thursday morning. Patchy fog may develop east by daybreak, with mild overnight lows in the 60s. Read More… Rain chances continue to increase through the work week especially Thursday into Friday.

High temperatures stay in the upper 70s to upper 80s through the period, with some cooling during the rainier periods. The best chances for rain are over the Rio Grande Plains and southern Edwards Plateau. Locally heavy rain is possible. Dry weather returns Saturday night into Sunday. A cold front late Monday into Tuesday brings the next chances of rain across the local area. Read More… Climate and Past Weather Drought Status Daily Rainfall Map Climate Graphs Daily Temperatures Map Past Events Record Tables Tropical Cyclone Reports National Centers National Weather Severe Weather Tropical Weather Aviation Weather