UPDATE: This cold front may just bring morning lows in the 40s to San Antonio this weekend. Front arrives early Friday. Gusty winds 25 - 35mph behind front, big humidity drop. Highs in 60s - 70s in our area for 3 - 4 days As for rainfall, some showers possible as front moves through but heaviest rain remains to west - northwest as seen in forecast rainfall image #txwx

Late week front arrives Friday morning. This will be our first decent fall cold front of the season but do not see the “flannel alert” coming on this one This front will bring 🔹 Wind gusts 25 - 35mph 🔹 Big drop in humidity 🔹 Mornings in 50s (some 40s Hill Country) 🔹 Highs in 70s for a couple days 🔹 Some showers but heaviest rain in West Texas Images include forecast winds, dew points Saturday morning showing very dry air & total rainfall through Saturday

What's coming in now is not the main show but there are pockets of moderate to heavy rain that will contribute to our final rainfall total. I'm concerned by the continuous signal I see in model data on the I-35 corridor filling in late evening to early Friday with slow moving, stationary storms producing high rainfall rates. This is a single image from the GFS showing a classic I-35 flash flooding risk along the nearly stationary front coming in. No severe risk.... just flooding hazard and lightning.