San Antonio will experience a rare July cold front Monday this evening.
Kim Brent / The EnterpriseSan Antonio will experience a rare July cold front this evening bringing scattered shower activity through Thursday and dropping expected high temperatures for the remainder of the week into the mid-80s, according to the National Weather Service.
Forecasters say San Antonio is at a marginal risk for severe weather and that isolated storms could bring heavy rain, gusty winds, and flooding.
Monday (High 93 and Low 75): Another hot and humid day before the cold front arrives late afternoon through overnight. Confidence in the front's timing is tricky but scattered showers will move along the front.
Tuesday (High 87 and Low 74): Any lingering showers from the front will push through on Tuesday morning and afternoon. Isolated storms could produce 1 to 2 inches of rainfall causing possible flooding. Temps will stay below normal with lows in the 70s!
Wednesday (High 87 and Low 73): Rounds of rain and slow-moving shower activity will stay in the forecast Wednesday through Thursday due to an upper-level low. Temps will remain comfortable in the morning.
Thursday (High 84 and Low 74): The threat for locally heavy rainfall could be the highest on Thursday with soil moisture above normal causing the potential for water runoff in the afternoon. Stay alert for high water crossings and road closures.
Friday (High 85 and Low 75): Storms should become more isolated on Friday with a 30 percent chance of rain in the afternoon.
Weekend: A ridge will start to build near San Antonio allowing our rain chances to stay out of the forecast. Clouds will form in the morning but the afternoons should be mostly sunny. Temps will rise in the low 90s but stay below normal. Enjoy!
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