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San Antonio Braces for Showers Ahead of Cold Front
29 Oct
Summary
- Tropical moisture will bring showers and storms to South Central Texas on Thursday and Friday.
- Isolated flooding may occur over the southern Edwards Plateau due to heavy rains.
- A cold front is expected to arrive late Monday into Tuesday next week.

San Antonio residents should prepare for upcoming rainfall as tropical moisture influences South Central Texas on Thursday and Friday. The National Weather Service forecasts showers and storms, with a potential for heavy downpours that could lead to isolated instances of flooding over the southern Edwards Plateau. Areas west of Interstate 35, including San Antonio itself, Boerne, Fredericksburg, and Kerrville, are most likely to experience the heaviest rain between Thursday and Friday morning.
Showers are anticipated in San Antonio on Thursday, with a 40% chance during the day, followed by a 20% chance of mostly cloudy skies at night. A 30% chance of showers is forecast for Friday afternoon before rain chances diminish over the weekend. Looking further ahead, a cold front is expected to arrive late Monday into Tuesday of the following week, potentially bringing additional rain to the region.