Forecast By Chief Meteorologist Chris Suchan
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Thursday is a transition weather day where winds switch to the south to southeast pumping warmth and higher humidity levels into the region. This will develop patchy drizzle and some light showers through the morning into at least some of the afternoon creating soggy conditions. Rainfall amounts in this scenario range from .01" to .25" typically. Temperatures will climb to the upper 70s.

Friday has a slight rain chance before 9am then is hot and sunny in the afternoon. We may see a cool front arrive late in the day with enough punch to it to develop a stray evening shower or thunderstorm near or east of I-35. Temperatures Friday will push toward the 90-degree mark.

Looking ahead to the weekend, Saturday is a pretty decent day with a mix of clouds and sun. The southern half of our area could see a stray shower pop up. Otherwise, I'll keep the rain chance Saturday at a slight 10% in and around San Antonio. Sunday we'll see a little more moisture in the area. Skies will be variably to mostly cloudy with a chance to see a few pop up showers or a thunderstorm. Both days will be in the 80s.

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Thursday: 50% drizzle or showers. Lower rain chance late afternoon. High 78
Friday: Turns partly sunny and warmer. 20% rain. High 89
Saturday: Mix clouds and sun. 10% rain. High 84
Sunday: Mostly cloudy. 30% rain. High 85
Monday: Partly sunny, hot. High 91