Severe Weather Alert: San Antonio Prepares for Possible Storms and Heavy Rain This Friday

Severe Weather Alert for San Antonio: What You Need to Know

Hey there, San Antonio! As we wrap up the week, it looks like we’re gearing up for some weather that might just shake things up a bit. The KENS 5 Weather Team is buzzing with news about some Weather Impact Alert Days on the horizon, so let’s delve into what that means for us.

What’s Happening?

Friday, November 8, is looking to bring some wild weather our way, with a marginal risk for severe storms and the possibility of heavy rain. That’s right—don’t put away those umbrellas just yet! The anticipation starts on Thursday night when isolated thunderstorms could begin developing to the west of San Antonio. So, if you’re making evening plans, just be aware that Mother Nature might have other ideas.

Friday Forecast: Get Ready!

As we wake up on Friday, we can expect light to moderate rain in the morning. But hold on to your hats because things are likely to ramp up by the afternoon when we could see those storms really rolling in. The rollercoaster ride of weather continues with increasing cloudiness and a growing chance for showers and thunderstorms, especially in the areas west of a line stretching from Del Rio to Rocksprings. So, if you’ve got outdoor plans, you might want to keep an eye on that sky!

Storm Risks

Now, let’s talk about the potential for severe weather. The Severe Prediction Center has classified San Antonio under a Level 1 risk (on a scale of 1 to 5) for severe thunderstorms this Friday. What does this mean? While we shouldn’t panic, it is crucial to stay alert. A few storms could be strong, particularly in Val Verde County. Keep your weather apps handy!

Weather Impact Days

So, what exactly are these Weather Impact Alert Days? They’re issued when there’s a significant chance that the weather could impact your daily life. Whether it’s heavy downpours or gusty winds, these alerts are your heads-up to stay prepared. This Friday’s weather looks to be the last decent shot at rain for a little while, so let’s hope it brings the moisture we need!

Final Thoughts

Remember, this is a developing situation, and weather can change on a dime, so it’s important to stay informed. Refresh your weather pages and keep track of the updates as we approach Friday. Planning your day? Make sure to incorporate some flexibility as the skies might not cooperate.

And don’t forget—your friendly neighborhood weather team has your back! Download the KENS 5 app for instant updates on the go. You can turn off notifications anytime in your settings if you’d prefer to keep your phone tranquil.

So, stay safe and prepared, San Antonio—let’s weather this storm together!