HALLOWEEN FORECAST FOR SAN ANTONIO: Warm, but stalling cool front brings at least a *chance* for rain
Trick-or-treating will still likely be muggy, but the wild card is a chance for a shower/storm
KSAT WEATHER
REMINDER: Clocks fall back an hour Sunday morning as Daylight Saving Time ends ⏰
The sun will rise and set an hour earlier after the time change.
This week finally brings a chance for rain
A pattern shift will give us a shot at some spotty showers and a stray thunderstorms, especially by late Wednesday into Thursday.
Near-record warmth Sunday, but some changes are possible around Halloween
Plan for more of the same weather this weekend, but our weather pattern shifts a bit next week.
WEEKEND FORECAST: Unseasonably warm, but hope for at least *some* rain next week
Halloween will be warm, but kiddos may need to dodge a few light showers
Warm weekend, a few changes next week
We stay with the status quo this weekend: cloudy mornings, warm afternoons. Next week generally plays out that way, too, with a few light showers possible by Halloween.
We’re currently on pace to see the warmest October on record
Temperatures are forecast to remain warm through Halloween, with only small chances for rain.
EDWARDS AQUIFER: Levels near 34-year low as San Antonio’s dry stretch continues
The aquifer level has fallen more than eight feet since early September.
Quiet pattern this week, with a glimmer of hope next week
The pattern remains a dry one this week, with drought conditions worsening. However, a bit of a shift next week could bring some changes.
Drought worsening, aquifer continues to fall
Warm temperatures and dry conditions will be the theme for the rest of the week.