How much rain has fallen across South Texas so far this year?
San Antonio is in the midst of one of its driest periods of the year, but weather models show higher rain chances will arrive soon. San Antonio, Texas, has recorded 29.63 inches of rain so far in 2026, 2.13 inches above average through this point in the year, compared to less than 2 inches of rainfall in the first three months of the year. This surplus is largely due to the spring season, which saw over 19 inches of precipitation recorded between April and June. However, no measurable rainfall has been recorded in San Antonio over the past 22 days. Despite this, rain chances could increase by the second half of the week, with temperatures expected to only reach around 82 degrees, only a few degrees above average for this time of the season. A broad area of low pressure is expected to develop across the western U.S. this week, leading to significant rain chances across South and Central Texas. As of now, San Antonio has about a 40% chance of rain Thursday, rising to a 50% chance Friday and a 30% chance continued showers and storms. However there is still a significant uncertainty in regards to overall rain chances and rainfall totals.
Veröffentlicht : Gestern durch Anthony Franze in Weather
Early on, San Antonio was extremely dry, recording less than 2 inches of rain through the first three months of the year. However, the spring season was very active across the region, with more than 1... [2984 symbols]
