FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- RAINY SUNDAY: Periods of rain and scattered showers expected throughout the day. A few strong storms may develop east of I-35
- IMPACTS: Quarter siezed hail and 60 mph wind gusts,
- HEAVY RAIN: Most areas could see 0.50–1.50 inches, with isolated 2–3 inch totals near the Coast.
- CHILLY START TO THE WEEK: Highs remain in the 50s Monday and Tuesday before gradual warming Wednesday through Friday.
- LATE-WEEK RAIN: Shower chances return toward the end of the week.
FORECAST
COOL, CLOUDY AND PERIODICALLY RAINY
Sunday will be cool, cloudy and periodically rainy across South-Central Texas, with highs in the low 60s around San Antonio and 50s across the Hill Country. A few stronger storms could develop late this morning into early afternoon, mainly east of I-35 and toward the Coastal Plains. Rainy conditions make outdoor plans difficult. Keep rain gear handy and allow extra travel time.
The overall severe weather threat remains limited, but stronger storms cannot be ruled out. This will bring wind gusts up to 60 mph and hail up to quarter size. Rainfall totals of 0.50 to 1.50 inches are expected for most areas, with isolated amounts of 2 to 3 inches possible near the Coastal Plains. Heavier downpours could lead to localized flooding…