First Warning Weather

Cold, Wet Weekend

A flash flood watch is in effect until noon tomorrow.  We are tracking a cold front as it makes its way southward to San Antonio.  I expect the front to reach the area between 4 and 6am tomorrow morning.  The front will bring a round of showers and thunderstorms to the region with the primary threat being heavy rainfall.  Look for the most of the rain to fall east of the I-35 corridor.  We could see isolated totals of up to 3 inches of rain.  Most areas will average between .50 and 1.00".  Temperatures Saturday will hover in the upper 50s to lower 60s.  The coldest air arrives on Sunday.  Cloud cover will contribute to a very cold, wet Sunday with temperatures hovering in the 40s all day.  So, if you have outdoor plans on Sunday, you might want to go to plan B.  Clouds will be slow to clear until Monday.  We'll be watching for the next upper storm on Wednesday of next week.

Join Alex Garcia tomorrow night on Fox News at Nine.  He'll let you know just how cold your Sunday is going to get.

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Friday, February 3 2012, 20:04 PM CST