NWS: 'Chilly and wet conditions' in San Antonio expected to linger next week
As a cold front continues to make its way through the Lone Star State this weekend, residents in San Antonio can expect the rainy conditions to continue through the upcoming week.
As previously reported , widespread showers in the area along with isolated thunderstorms are expected on Sunday, November 8, along with cooler temperatures in the 50s and 60s. And according to the National Weather Service , those conditions are only expected to continue into Monday, November 9.
Periods of light to moderate rain are expected through Tuesday, November 10 for much of South Central Texas, according to the weather agency.
Residents can expect rainfall totals of about one to four inches, while pockets of rain can reach amounts up to six. Luckily though, the threat for flooding across most areas remains low, the NWS says. As the widespread showers are only expected to bring a long duration of steady rain.
It should be noted though, the NWS did highlight the cites of Pearsall, Eagles Pass, Carrizo Springs and the surrounding regions near them, as potential areas for flood concerns. However, the weather agency did say it should only be "a very welcome and beneficial rain."
By Wednesday, November 11, rain chances should lower, while temperatures will return to seasonably milder values, the NWS added.
This article originally published at NWS: 'Chilly and wet conditions' in San Antonio expected to linger next week .
