MAIN PROVISIONS

• TODAY: Light shower or two for morning commute, record challenging heat this afternoon

• HALLOWEEN: A few showers early in the day along a lingering front, quieter by trick-or-treating

• NEXT WEEK: A stronger cold front means colder weather

FORECAST

Good morning! Like yesterday, your morning commute may include some fast-moving showers or drizzle. This will make for some slippery roads in spots. Rain chances decrease during the afternoon, with partly cloudy skies. Temperatures will peak near 90, which would be a record high (last set in 1947). It will also be windy like Tuesday with some southerly gusts of 25-30 mph.

By tomorrow morning, a front will begin to move into the Hill Country. A thin line of showers and a thunderstorm or two will push south along with the front. Unfortunately, as it approaches San Antonio, the rain is forecast to taper off. Chance of rain tomorrow morning is 30%. The front will stall, meaning temperatures are not forecast to be significantly cooler. By afternoon, the chance of rain drops to 20 percent. While we can’t rule out a shower during cooking hours, rain probably won’t be a problem. Expect lows of -80 and highs of -70.

A slight chance of rain remains with us Friday into the weekend. Any rain will be light and likely insignificant. Don’t forget we are “back” early Sunday morning.

A stronger front is targeting South Texas Monday night into Tuesday morning. Along this front, we will still have a small chance for showers or thunderstorms. It will bring cooler weather through Tuesday along with some gusty winds. Highs on Tuesday may only reach the low 70s. We’ll slide into the 50s by Wednesday morning. Something to look forward to!