Cooler Weekend with Spotty Showers Before Thanksgiving Chill

FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS

LINGERING COASTAL SHOWERS: Few showers and isolated storms continue along the Coastal Plains.
WEEKEND RAIN: Isolated showers and few thunderstorms develop Sunday with mild temperatures and lower humidity.
THANKSGIVING: Fall-like temperatures expected for Thanksgiving with colder air arriving Wednesday.

FORECAST

TODAY

Slow-moving Pacific front east and southeast of San Antonio; showers and isolated storms continue Saturday morning, especially Coastal Plains. The bigger story will be the drop in humidity, making for a noticeably more comfortable weekend.

SUNDAY

Sunday brings a slightly better chance of rain (around 30%), mainly west and northwest of the city, as moisture increases aloft and a strengthening southwesterly flow supports isolated elevated thunderstorms. Rainfall totals remain modest—mostly a few hundredths to a few tenths—though an isolated heavier shower can’t be ruled out.

EARLY NEXT WEEK

A stronger Pacific front arrives late Sunday night into Monday, bringing a line of showers and thunderstorms during the first half of the day.

Widespread heavy totals aren’t expected, but localized pockets of 1–2 inches could occur, especially in the southern Edwards Plateau and Hill Country. A low-end severe risk is present, with isolated hail or gusty winds possible.

THROUGH THANKSGIVING

Behind Monday’s system, a much cooler, drier airmass settles in midweek. Expect highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s—with some 30s in the Hill Country—making for a cool and truly fall-like Thanksgiving.

High pressure should hold through Friday before a new western-U.S. trough begins to transition the region back toward warmer conditions next weekend.

KSAT meteorologists keep you on top of the ever-changing South Texas weather.

QUICK WEATHER LINKS

Cooler Weekend with Spotty Showers Before Thanksgiving Chill

Tags: