Severe weather is on the horizon for South Texas as forecasters predict storms overnight into Saturday morning. The most intense weather is expected between midnight and 9 AM, with potential threats that include street flooding, gusty winds, and isolated hail. In particular, there is a chance of tornado activity near Canyon Lake, adding to the urgency for residents to stay alert.
As the storm system moves through, intermittent heavy rain, accompanied by frequent lightning and thunder, will be significant for the early hours. After a brief lull, scattered storms are anticipated to redevelop Saturday afternoon into the evening. While it is impossible to predict the precise locations of hail, residents should take precautions and remain vigilant.
For those with outdoor plans on Saturday, there’s no need to cancel just yet. Keeping a close watch on weather updates is crucial in order to stay safe while enjoying the weekend activities.
Looking ahead, a welcome change is set to arrive midweek as cooler weather is forecasted, with morning temperatures dropping to the 50s and afternoon highs reaching the comfortable 70s. This shift will mark a true arrival of fall in San Antonio, bringing a refreshing end to the warmer days.
The unpredictability of weather is part of life in South Texas, and KSAT meteorologists will continue to provide detailed updates to keep everyone informed in the face of changing conditions. With a proactive approach and a little bit of preparation, residents can navigate the storms and welcome the fall season ahead.