Flood threat may develop next week in South Texas. Here's when.
An approaching cold front will interact with incoming Pacific moisture, bringing rising rain chances by the end of the work week. South-Central Texas has been dry for several weeks, with San Antonio recording zero measurable rainfall over the past 21 days, marking the second-longest dry streak of the year. However, forecast models suggest higher rain chances and potential for flooding across the region next week due to Pacific moisture interacting with an incoming cold front. On Saturday, increasing atmospheric moisture from the Gulf of Mexico is expected, but overall rain chances will remain low at just 10% to 20%. On Sunday, more clouds are expected, with overall rain chance falling to less than 10% in San Antonio. Despite this, temperatures are expected to remain pleasant throughout the day, with temperatures expected to reach 81 to 83 degrees. Scattered showers and storms are expected across South-CentralTexas on Thursday and Friday, some of which could be heavy, tropical downpours.
Опубликовано : 2 дня назад от Anthony Franze в Weather
South-Central Texas has become increasingly dry in the past few weeks, with San Antonio recording zero measurable rainfall over the past 21 days. The period now ranks as the city’s second-longest dry ... [2832 symbols]
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