Texas is bracing for a significant storm threat on Monday, with forecasts predicting a mix of rain, thunderstorms, and cooler temperatures. As a Pacific cold front moves through the region, isolated to scattered showers and storms are expected, particularly east of Austin. Residents should prepare for potential severe weather, including large hail and damaging winds.
Forecast Details for Monday
The initial storm activity will begin tonight with mostly cloudy conditions prevailing. These conditions are forecasted to continue into Monday, with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms developing across the state.
- Location of Storm Threats: Most storm activity will take place north and east of San Antonio.
- Severe Weather Risks: Areas east of Austin along the I-10/I-37 corridor could experience severe weather.
- Storm Features: Expected dangers include large hail and strong winds.
Post-Storm Outlook
After the cold front passes, a dramatic drop in temperatures is anticipated. By Thanksgiving Day, San Antonio can expect temperature ranges in the 30s and 40s during the morning, warming to the mid-60s in the afternoon. This chill will create a traditional fall atmosphere for holiday festivities.
- Thanksgiving Forecast: Sunny skies and dry conditions are on the horizon, perfect for outdoor gatherings.
- Potential Freeze: Areas outside the city may experience patchy freezes early Thursday.
Looking Ahead
In the following week, another weather system could bring more rain. While specific details are still developing, travelers are advised to keep an umbrella ready as conditions may change.
As temperatures remain seasonable, the fall pattern will continue to influence weather throughout Texas. Monitoring local forecasts will be crucial as residents navigate storm threats and upcoming holiday plans.
