Soaking rain continues in South Texas on Monday. Here’s how much more is coming.

The weekend’s rainmaker will stick around for one more day before finally moving east, paving the way for a gradual drying and warming trend across the region.

Monday morning will start off wet, with another round of rain from the upper-level low moving overhead and bringing moderate to locally heavy downpours. The timing — with the heaviest rainfall expected between 4 a.m. and 9 a.m. — may make for a messy morning commute, so be sure to allow extra time when heading to work or taking the kids to school. Morning rain chances are about 80% to 90%.

Morning temperatures will be quite cool, likely hovering in the 50s through 9 a.m. Winds will also stay breezy, moving in from the northeast at around 10 mph.

By the middle of the day, scattered off-and-on rain showers will continue across the San Antonio region. However, out west, the rain will start to come to an end as the atmospheric disturbance heads east. Only a few lingering showers will still be possible through the evening…

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