San Antonio residents can look forward to a change in the weather this weekend. After a breezy, pleasant Friday with northwest gusts up to 30 mph and comfortable mid‑70s temperatures, an upper‑level rain‑making system will arrive from the west on Saturday.
Saturday outlook
Morning sunshine will give way to a cloudy afternoon. Light, scattered showers are expected to develop after 2 p.m., so outdoor plans should include a raincoat or umbrella. The forecast still favors generally dry conditions through the early afternoon, making it possible to enjoy a brief outdoor activity before the showers begin.
Sunday’s rain
Rainfall will become more widespread Saturday night and continue throughout Sunday. Totals could reach a few inches in many neighborhoods, but the National Weather Service indicates flash‑flood potential is very low. The precipitation is expected to be light to moderate and spread out over a long period, reducing the chance of sudden flooding.
What to expect Monday
Moisture will linger into Monday, keeping chances of additional showers elevated. Temperatures will remain mild, and humidity will stay moderate, making the lingering rain less uncomfortable than a heavy downpour.
Bottom line: If you have outdoor plans after 2 p.m. Saturday, expect at least some rain in the area. Residents are encouraged to stay informed through local weather updates and to plan accordingly for the weekend’s wet spell.
Original reporting: San Antonio, TX News (HLL/CB) — read the source article.
