South-Central Texas residents should prepare for rain, cooler temperatures, and possible thunderstorms this weekend as a cold front brings scattered showers to the region. With rain chances reaching up to 50% in areas like Austin and San Antonio, locals are encouraged to remain cautious, especially when driving on roads prone to wet conditions, including I-35 and Highway 281.
According to the National Weather Service in Austin-San Antonio, isolated showers and storms will become more likely as the cold front moves south, with temperatures dropping to the mid-80s in the Hill Country. On Friday and Saturday, scattered storms are forecasted, although impacts are expected to remain minimal. Despite a warm and humid start to the weekend, residents should brace for cooler air by Sunday as a stronger front pushes through, heightening storm chances in the Austin-San Antonio area.
Sunday will see the most noticeable change, with higher chances of showers and isolated thunderstorms. The weather service indicates the potential for moderate impacts, especially for outdoor events. Highs are forecasted to hover around 87 to 88 degrees, with lows dipping into the 60s and 70s at night.
Looking into early next week, the forecast suggests rain could continue Monday and Tuesday, bringing slightly cooler temperatures and a continued storm threat. With Halloween activities approaching, locals may want to plan for potential rain and stay informed through local weather updates.
Stay tuned to local advisories and exercise caution on potentially slick roads as scattered showers persist across the region.
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