weather

Houston has the strongest chance of showers at 80% Austin has a 60% chance of rain. Rain chances are more moderate in Dallas and San Antonio.

A cold front is expected to push through San Antonio on Friday night, bringing rain to half the city. Some fleeting snow flurries in northernmost sections of the Hill Country are possible.

There is a very light chance of showers after 3 p.m. on election day, otherwise voters need only to prepare for warm and muggy conditions.

A cold front will trigger showers in the area.

A fast-moving cold front is expected to collide with the remnants of Hurricane Roslyn over South Texas and the Hill Country late Monday afternoon and evening.

There is at least a 50-50 shot of rain most days and nights through Labor Day weekend for San Antonio and the Hill Country.

A cold front pushing through this week will trigger showers in its advance and in its wake.

A subtropical ridge that's remained virtually stationary over Texas this summer — causing hot and dry weather — has shifted slightly to the northwest.

A cold front and a tropical disturbance could be rainmakers for the San Antonio area this week.

Near record highs are possible this weekend, but the National Weather Service reports a bit of rain and cool down is possible next week.