radar is blowing up all around ,
but is any of that going to move toward us?
Yes. Now as of the last 15 minu,
we have some of it inching
towards southern San Antonio,
towards Somerset and towards Von Ormy.
And it looks like most of it is actually
going to impact downtown probably in the
next half hour here in the San Antonio metro.
Let's take a look at radar righw
and you'll see it's mostly quie,
but as I zoom into some regions across
Bear County and even towards the region,
we'll start off here,
eastern areas of South Central Texas,
there is a flood advisory.
In addition to that,
a severe storm warning until 11:00 o'clock
tonight for Bastrop and Fayette County.
So some pretty large thunderstorms out there.
Here is San Antonio,
so watching it very closely,
these is the last 45 minutes.
And notice how rain was out near divine I-35
towards northern Nascosa County and still is.
But watch how that activity
is starting to inch.
It's way farther north in the 410 Loop 1604,
and it's likely going to make
it towards downtown,
probably around 11.
If not around 11:15 later on tonight.
In addition to that we have an
outflow boundary right here.
So what I'm thinking what I'm
predicting is that as this actiy
moves farther N it collides with this
boundary and more rain is goingo
spark off pretty much all acrosn
Antonio between now and likely 2:00 AM.
After that we'll start to see a
breaking activity but stopping
the clock at 10:50 tonight.
More storms in northern night
of Scotia County, Pleasanton,
Campbellton, Floresville,
western half of Wilson County.
And a pretty good storm out near Pearsall.
I-35 between there and Medina L.
So rain has been pretty abundant today,
especially W It hasn't been
so much here in San Antonio,
but I do think in the next half hour,
if not through about midnight,
it's going to get pretty active
here in the San Antonio metro.
It's quiet right now.
Here's a live shot outside today's rain
.04 at specifically at the airport so if you.
Light droplets 88 was the high
91 is normal for early June,
so we're actually cooler than average.
We're going to maintain this trd
going forward or temperatures
only climb into the upper 80s ad
they stop despite the sunshine,
despite the humidity.
It's going to be a more spring like pattern,
but still.
Rain moving in and as a matter
of fact a severe weather outlook
showing a marginal risk for San
Antonio tonight through early Sunday,
mainly in the overnight pre dawn hours.
Tomorrow's forecast, a lot like today,
don't cancel any plans.
It should be partly cloudy just like today,
but by about 3:00 PM right here,
four or five, six,
7:00 o'clock tomorrow night.
I do anticipate kind of more
similar activity.
Daytime heat helping to bubble
up a few more showers
and storms in the area.
So here's the overnight 2:00 AM,
more rain moving in,
and that's going to linger through about
maybe 3/3/30 at breaking activi.
Maybe an isolated shower
by lunchtime tomorrow,
but it's really primarily in the afternoon
hours as we get the heating of the day,
hot air rising,
that's going to help touch off more rain,
more storms moving from north to South,
so we have a chance of rain tomorrow.
It's about a 30 to 40% shot at getting some.
But again it's going to be scattered in
coverage and it's going to we're going
to maintain this pattern all week long.
I mean a through out near Los Angeles
and a low really that's going to crank
in some upper level energy and t
that sets up is a very active unsettled
pattern between now and Wednesday next week.
And you'll see as a Fast
forward through time.
Tomorrow morning,
maybe an isolated shower.
Tomorrow evening,
scattered showers move through the area.
So again, late afternoon,
evening hours, best chance for
tomorrow night and tonight as w.
And then Monday it gets even more active.
So it looks like every single dy
going forward there's going to e
a shot and opportunity at seeing
more scattering showers and sto.
It's only going to continue through Tuesday,
Wednesday, 88 degrees.
Thursday 8891 on Friday and loos
like we dry out for the first fl
week of June as temperatures red
into the lower to middle 90s,
a few degrees above average this
time next weekend.