San Antonio, TX – South-Central Texas will see isolated thunderstorms this week, as cooler temperatures begin to usher in early signs of fall. Forecasts show a 20-40% chance of isolated showers on Wednesday, with highs reaching the mid-to-upper 80s. The chance of showers will decrease on Thursday and Friday, bringing a drier airmass over the weekend.
According to the National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio, a lingering storm system will result in isolated storms through Friday. Afterward, dry and cooler conditions are expected, with highs in the low 80s on Sunday and Monday, offering a more refreshing start to the week.
Residents should prepare for minimal weather impacts from these showers. Temperatures will continue to climb into the 80s during the day, while nighttime lows will drop into the 60s by Sunday, signaling an early fall trend. San Antonio’s weather outlook improves significantly over the weekend, with sunny skies dominating the forecast from Saturday through Monday.
While storm chances will diminish toward the end of the week, residents are advised to stay aware of potential thunderstorms, particularly in isolated areas across South-Central Texas. Plan for a sunnier, cooler weekend ahead.
