Election Day cold front: Here’s what you need to know

FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS

• AM FOG TODAY: Patchy morning fog, warm today
• COLD FRONT ARRIVES EARLY: Blows through before sunrise
• STORMS: Brief window for rain from roughly 4am-8am
• REST OF ELECTION DAY: Dry, lower humidity, clearing skies

FORECAST

AM FOG/WARM MONDAY

We’ll start our work week with a quick round of fog. Humidity has surged back, lowering visibility in spots. The fog will lift and temperatures are forecast to climb in the low-80s today. Expect partly cloudy skies by the afternoon.

ELECTION DAY COLD FRONT

A cold front will move through the area before sunrise tomorrow. The front will kick up a broken line of storms, starting in the Hill Country around 2am. A strong storm or two can’t be ruled out. The line will move through San Antonio area roughly between the hours of 4-8am, meaning the morning commute may be affected. Thereafter, skies will rapidly clear and lower humidity will surge into South Texas. Voting shouldn’t be affected by the weather.

QUIET REST OF THE WEEK

The rest of the forecast is trending dry and quiet, as two more fronts will keep low humidity in place and temperatures in check. Expect cool mornings and comfortable afternoons.

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