Texas Fourth of July: Stormy Weather and Holiday Forecast

South Texas and Central Texas are set to experience a mix of weather conditions leading up to and during the Fourth of July weekend. Tropical moisture is expected to bring scattered showers and thunderstorms, particularly on Thursday. San Antonio has a 40% chance of rain, while Austin faces a 60% chance of storms, especially around 6 p.m. Drier conditions are anticipated for the fireworks on Friday, with temperatures remaining seasonal in the low-90s. The weekend will see even fewer rain chances, with temperatures climbing to the mid-90s. After the holiday, high pressure will bring a return to hot and dry conditions, with temperatures nearing triple digits.

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While isolated thunderstorms are possible, especially during the day, many areas are expected to have rain-free evenings for fireworks.

Temperatures will range from the upper 80s to low 90s during the holiday period, with a warming trend into the weekend.

The Fourth of July weekend in Texas will bring a mix of stormy weather and drier conditions. Residents should stay informed about local forecasts and plan accordingly. Be prepared for potential thunderstorms, especially on Thursday, but anticipate mostly rain-free firework displays on Friday. As the holiday concludes, expect a return to hot and dry weather.

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