The weekly forecast for South-Central Texas shows seasonably hot temperatures continuing with highs in the mid 90s to around 100. There is a 20-20% chance of afternoon showers and storms Tuesday and Wednesday with lesser chances later in the week.

Starting to see showers 🌧️ on the radar - quick rain possible thru the evening 12:59 PM #txwx

Isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms have developed over the Hill Country and are moving south. A few strong storms are occurring near Canyon Lake and Wimberley, capable of producing wind gusts to 50 mph and small hail.

Rain trying to make it to the county line 3:28 PM #txwx

Strong storm ⛈️ to pass along far north Bexar county 405pm

A view of the storm on the far north south from SE san antonio

4:56p Radar Update 📡- Monitoring this approaching outflow boundary for any spark of storm activity. 👀 💥✨️🌩⛈️ #SATWX

Isolated storms this evening gradually taper off tonight with skies clearing by about midnight. Low chances of isolated afternoon/evening storms continue into next week, but watch for an increase in rain chances this weekend with a tropical disturbance in the Gulf. #txwx

Isolated showers and storms are possible this evening, with lows in the 70s. A tropical disturbance in the West Gulf has a medium chance (40%) of development and may bring increased rain to the region late Friday through Saturday. Highs will be in the 90s and low 100s. #TXwx

2:15PM Radar Update: We are starting to see increasing tropical showers/storms across the area. We expect this trend to continue for the next couple of hours as moisture continues to move into the area from invest 98L. Locally heavy downpours are possible in any showers. #txwx

Partly to mostly cloudy tonight with isolated showers and storms. Low temperatures in the 70s.

The tropical disturbance moving through South Texas is expected to give us a chance of rounds of rain Saturday, primarily 3 AM to 7 PM. Highest rainfall chances and totals look to be somewhere across western Bexar, Medina, eastern Uvalde, Bandera, and Kerr counties.

1115 PM: new convection is just getting started NW of Corpus Christi and moving up the I-37 Corridor toward San Antonio and areas to the southwest. Hi-res models have been showing some 4+”rainfall totals for later in the morning hours Saturday over Uvalde/Medina counties.

625 AM: A cluster of showers is moving north through western portions of the San Antonio metro area and into the western Hill Country. Some heavier topical downpours are occurring, with isolated pockets of 1/2 to 2 inches of rainfall observed the last hour.

A slow-moving front starting Wednesday will bring daily chances for storms with the potential for locally heavy rain over South-Central Texas. Slow-moving storms and heavy downpours could lead to isolated flash flooding, so keep an eye on the forecast. #txwx

Skies will be partly cloudy, and there will be isolated thunderstorms over the eastern part of South Central Texas. Low temperatures will be in the 70s.

KEWX - Super-Res Reflectivity 1, 2:15 PM

Lingering isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected to favor west and southwestern areas into the first half of tonight. Cloud cover will otherwise decrease, leading to morning lows in the low to mid-70s. #txwx

Watching a new cell on the far north side, 4:30 PM

4:55p Very gusty winds and heavy rain with this cell by Timberwood Park and Stone Oak areas. Movement is SW. Intense storm, but current non-severe. #SATWX