We’ve seen widespread 2″ to 6″ of rain since Wednesday night
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SATURDAY: Times of rain continue, lighter in nature
SUNDAY: Drier
NEXT WEEK: Fall weather kicks in with low humidity
FORECAST
MORE RAINFALL TODAY
There have been rounds of rain through San Antonio today, but we’re seeing a bit of a break from widespread rain.
There has been little or no lightning with these downpours. After school activities and football will be damp.
RAINFALL TOTALS
Here’s a look at what we’ve received since rain began Wednesday night.
Rain totals in San Antonio since Wednesday night (Copyright 2026 by KSAT – All rights reserved.)
Rain totals across South Central Texas (Copyright 2026 by KSAT – All rights reserved.)
WEEKEND & NEXT WEEK
Times of rain will continue to be possible Saturday, but the flood threat will be low. Once again, little-to-no lighting is expected.
It’ll be damp Saturday with less rain Sunday (Copyright 2026 by KSAT – All rights reserved.)
A push of drier air Sunday will take away rain, and usher in some nice fall weather next week!
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