Overnight Weather: Friday Is a Rain Day in San Antonio — Near 69, With a Level 1 Flash Flood Threat
The station's live feed puts San Antonio at 68.8 degrees overnight with Friday's high near 69, a low near 64 and a 72 percent precipitation chance, while FOX Weather places San Antonio inside Friday's Level 1 out of 4 flash flood threat from Vance's leftover moisture.
Friday is a rain day in San Antonio. The station's live weather feed, read overnight, showed 68.8 degrees with Friday's high near 69.4, the low near 64.1 and precipitation chances at 72 percent. Weather.com's San Antonio forecast put Friday's rain chance at 90 percent with about a half-inch of rain, easing to showers early Friday night.
The water is coming from the tropics. Moisture from Tropical Depression Vance is streaming north into Texas, and FOX Weather placed San Antonio inside a Level 1 out of 4 flash flood threat on Friday, stretching from northern Oklahoma across Central and West Texas. Widespread totals of 1 to 2 inches, with isolated amounts up to 3 inches, were forecast across the region, with the rain tapering by Saturday as the moisture shifts north, FOX Weather reported. The National Weather Service, via KTSA, expects scattered to widespread showers through Friday morning with locally heavy rainfall possible and a very low severe threat.
The weekend improves in steps, on the station's live feed: Saturday near 75.6 degrees with precipitation chances at 34 percent, Sunday near 83 and dry at 1 percent, and Monday near 85.7 before a cooler, showery Election Day pattern on Tuesday. Halloween trick-or-treating Saturday evening sits on the improving side of the front — but Friday's commute, on wet roads under a flash flood threat, is the day to plan around.
