Not much to talk about this week...

Not a lot to talk about this week, except for Saharan conditions in May. It's very odd to have dew points in the 40's this late in the season and our highs on Wednesday reflected this. At my place in Helotes, it started off in the 50's and ended up in the 90's!

A wimpy cool front will try to move through our area on Friday, but will return as a warm front on Saturday. If the front goes stationary for a while, we might see a slight chance for some thunderstorms on Friday night. Right now, computer models show the rain staying to the NE of San Antonio.

On Monday, there is a slight chance that thunderstorms will develop along a dry line in West Texas and some of them might drift far enough south to give San Antonio a chance of rain. At this time, most of the activity will stay far to the north of us. Hopefully, I'll have a chance to shoot some severe storms in the northern parts of Texas or western Oklahoma on Sunday and Monday, as I work my way up to Lubbock to pick up my daughter's dorm stuff on Tuesday. Right now, chances are looking pretty good for a scattered, but severe outbreak of super cells in the areas that I will be in.

Later next week, models are finally hinting at a change in our weather, giving San Antonio several days of good rain chances. I certainly hope it pans out...things are really getting dry again.