Hit-or-miss downpour trend continues and Saharan dust arrives
Like the last few days, isolated to scattered downpours will bubble up during the heating of the day. We’re also watching a plume of moderate Saharan dust, set to arrive on Saturday.
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Like the last few days, isolated to scattered downpours will bubble up during the heating of the day. We’re also watching a plume of moderate Saharan dust, set to arrive on Saturday.
More isolated to scattered downpours possible today, Friday, and Saturday.
Like the last couple of days, a few pop-up downpours are possible around San Antonio Thursday afternoon
Highs in the mid/upper 90s continue this week
After mostly missing out on rain from Beryl, a 40% chance of hit-or-miss rain is possible Tuesday
Houston metro area hit hard with damaging winds, flooding, and storm surge
Ozzie and Kenzie saw their venue cancel several times, as Beryl headed toward the Texas coast.
The San Antonio Fire Department and Bexar County are reminding drivers ahead to “Turn Around, Don’t Drown.”
A shift east in Beryl’s potential path overnight is setting up a scenario in which rainfall totals will vary significantly across the area.
We are still waiting on Beryl to cross the Yucatan Peninsula, which will give us more clarity on her path. But, we are gaining some confidence in potential rain chances early next week.