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A weak front will drop into Texas on Saturday giving us a 20% chance of afternoon showers Saturday and Sunday, but most of the action will be just to our north.

It'll be a hazy, hot, generally rain-free week. But, what will Hurricane Beryl mean for Texas? It's still too early to tell.

• A few pop-up showers through sunset; • Hazy skies from Saharan dust early this week; • Staying dry this week; • Hurricane Beryl likely in the Gulf of Mexico after July 5, but impacts to Mexico, Texas, or U.S. remain uncertain

• Today was our 9th triple digit day this year; • Minimal rain chances -- 10% to 20% for lucky few; • Saharan dust soon more noticeable; • Too early to tell if Hurricane Storm Beryl will affect Mexico or the U.S.

Another plume of Saharan dust is expected to arrive in South Central Texas from the Gulf of Mexico this weekend.

Heat index values will peak at 105° to 110° in the afternoons

Heat index 105° to 110°; Hazy sky from Saharan dust this weekend; Monitoring tropical development for potential impacts to US Coast in early- to mid-July

Mid/upper 90s continue, then Saharan dust arrives by the weekend

Mid-90s continue each afternoon; Feels-like temperatures 104°-108°; Isolated coastal showers ... mostly dry though

The launch is scheduled to take place Tuesday from NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

A stray afternoon shower or two possible, but most will miss out

Typical summer-like week ahead; Highs in the 90s, feeling like the triple digits; Only a stray chance of an afternoon shower or two, most of us miss out

A great weekend to get yardwork done

Potential tropical disturbance, different results for San Antonio

Higher totals were generally found farther south, lower totals farther north

Just under an inch and a half officially at SA International.

Over three hours of daylight are gained in the six months leading up to the summer solstice.

Widespread rain through about 12am tonight; Dry Thursday morning, scattered PM downpours; 90s return Friday

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Make a type of slime that acts as both a solid and a liquid.

Rain around San Antonio will begin midday Wednesday, ending late Thursday

Tropical moisture and upper energy to cause beneficial rain for South-Central Texas, but street flooding is a concern.

Heavy rainfall is possible in the San Antonio area on Wednesday and Thursday due to a tropical storm in the Gulf of Mexico.

Tropical rain midday Wednesday through Thursday; Heavy at times...street flooding possible; 3″ to 7″ possible in some neighborhoods

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Tropical moisture will move into the area on Wednesday and Thursday, potentially bringing heavy rainfall.

Gradual development of a low pressure system is expected, which is expected to bring scattered rain to our area

Tropical downpours possible Wednesday & Thursday in San Antonio, highest rainfall totals along the coast

Thursday, June 13, has been declared an Ozone Action Day in San Antonio by The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.

An area of low pressure may try to take shape in the Gulf of Mexico next week. While slow development is possible, some added tropical moisture to the forecast could boost rain chances for the Texas coast.