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FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
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SATURDAY: Spotty afternoon rain tapers off this evening
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SUNDAY: Morning drizzle, less of an afternoon rain chance, warmer & windy
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COLD FRONT: Arrives late Monday with a small shot at rain. Cooler Tuesday & Wednesday
FORECAST DETAILS
Spotty rain and a few storms managed to dot parts of Bexar County Saturday, along with a more notable complex of storms west of I-35. Take a look at these impressive rainfall totals estimated by Authority Radar from the past 24 hours:
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San Antonio International: 0.03″
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Converse: 0.14″
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Shavano Park: 0.07″
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Alamo Ranch: 0.04″
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Leon Valley: 0.13″
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Scenic Oaks: 0.31″
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Stone Oak: 0.49″
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Any lingering rain will taper off this evening as temperatures fall into the 70s after sunset.
FRIENDLY REMINDER: Clocks fall back an hour Sunday morning as Daylight Saving Time ends ⏰
Sunday will once again start off with patchy drizzle. However, rain chances will be lower in the afternoon at 10%-20%. It’ll be warmer, too, as highs reach for the upper-80s. You’ll also notice a healthy south wind that will gust up to 30 miles per hour.
After our warmest October on record, changes arrive early next week as a cool front moves in Monday night. A few showers and storms will be possible along the front, before cooler air filters in for a few days. Highs return to the seasonable 70s by Tuesday and Wednesday as lows bottom out in the upper 50s by Wednesday morning.
Enjoy it! More humidity pumps in by Wednesday night and temperatures warm back up for the second half of the week. There are indications that another front could push through ahead of next weekend, so we’ll keep you posted on that in the days ahead.
Have a great evening and rest of your weekend!