With high atmospheric pressure over the state, the past couple of days have brought some of the hottest temperatures of the year to San Antonio. On Wednesday, the Alamo City hit 100 degrees for just the second time this year, and much of the region topped out near 100 degrees again on Thursday.
On Friday, however, slight changes are expected to the weather, courtesy of a disturbance moving into the area from the Gulf of Mexico. This disturbance is extremely weak, but it still could bring a slight chance of rain to parts of South and Southeast Texas, as well as increasing cloudiness and slightly lower temperatures. Here’s a close look at what to expect.
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Friday’s forecast
Friday will start just like the past few days, with temperatures in the upper 70s to go along with mostly cloudy skies. This time, however, partly cloudy skies are likely to stick around a bit longer in the day, as the weak Gulf disturbance comes ashore…