San Angelo, Texas – Texans near San Angelo should prepare for searing heat Sunday followed by multiple rounds of potentially drenching thunderstorms through midweek. Heat index values could soar to 104°F, creating dangerous conditions for outdoor activity and increasing fire risk.
According to the National Weather Service, Sunday will be sunny with a high near 100°F and heat index values climbing past 104°F. Winds from the south will persist near 10 mph. Residents are urged to stay hydrated, limit strenuous outdoor tasks, and avoid heat exposure during peak afternoon hours.
While Sunday remains dry, rain chances climb Monday afternoon with a 30% chance of showers and storms after 1 p.m. That threat ramps up Monday night with a 60% chance of rain and isolated thunderstorms. Rainfall could reach one inch in localized areas. Roads like US-87 and US-277 may become slick by Tuesday morning as heavier rainfall continues.
By Tuesday, San Angelo faces a 50% chance of widespread showers and storms with rainfall totals nearing an inch in some spots. The threat continues through Wednesday before tapering off late Thursday. Flash flooding in low-lying or poorly drained areas is possible if rainfall accumulates quickly.
🔭 Five-Day San Angelo Weather Outlook (June 7–12):
- Saturday (June 7): High 98°F, mostly sunny and hot
- Sunday (June 8): High 100°F, heat index 104°F, breezy
- Monday (June 9): High 94°F, 30% chance of PM storms
- Tuesday (June 10): High 87°F, 50% chance of storms
- Wednesday (June 11): High 83°F, 50% chance of storms
- Thursday (June 12): Partly cloudy, slight storm chance
