MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND: Can’t rule out a few storms Monday. Otherwise, hot and humid in San Antonio
Daily, random storm development will continue into next week
KSAT WEATHER
MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND FORECAST: Hot & humid. Few storms possible Monday
Good rainfall fell overnight across the Hill Country, San Antonio.
Unprecedented: Stage 5 restrictions issued by Edwards Aquifer Authority
Aquifer levels continue to fall to lowest levels in decades.
Rain winding down in San Antonio
Good rainfall fell overnight across the Hill Country, San Antonio.
What to expect from the 2025 hurricane season
The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season officially begins on June 1 and runs through Nov. 30, with the peak typically falling between August and October. Forecasters are expecting another active year for tropical activity.
Aquifer, area springs falling to levels not seen in decades
Isolated rain chances are possible, slightly better chance late on Memorial Day.
12 years ago, San Antonio’s Highway 281 was submerged by record flooding during Memorial Day weekend
Persistent thunderstorms dropped more than 15 inches of rain in 5 hours near Olmos Park.
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Memorial Day weekend forecast update
Isolated storms are possible tomorrow, with a few more chances by Memorial Day weekend.
Watching for storms through 9am, then less humid
Lower humidity pours into the area by midday.