Weekend Weather Forecast: Scattered Storms, Hail Possible

Rain chances around 40% each day, with potential for severe storms in West Texas on Saturday night.

Apr. 11, 2026 at 11:08am

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A dramatic, atmospheric landscape painting in muted tones of gray, blue, and gold, depicting a vast, stormy sky with heavy clouds and rays of light breaking through, dwarfing a small town or rural scene below. The composition conveys the overwhelming power and scale of the natural weather elements.The looming threat of severe storms casts an ominous shadow over the Texas Hill Country this weekend.San Antonio Today

The weekend weather forecast for South Texas calls for scattered showers and thunderstorms, with the highest chances on Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning. While rainfall totals are expected to be light for most, the potential for severe storms with hail and gusty winds exists, especially in the western Hill Country on Saturday night.

Why it matters

The mixed weather forecast could impact outdoor plans and events in the San Antonio area over the weekend, so residents will need to stay vigilant and monitor the radar closely, especially those in the western parts of the region.

The details

On Saturday, the day will start with some spotty showers in the morning, followed by a 40% chance of storms in the afternoon. Temperatures will reach the low 80s. Saturday night, the focus shifts to the west, where stronger storms are expected to develop in West Texas and move eastward overnight, potentially bringing hail and gusty winds to areas near Del Rio, Rocksprings, and the Hill Country. By Sunday morning, the storms will have weakened considerably as they approach San Antonio, but a 40% chance of storms will remain throughout the day, with temperatures again in the 80s.

  • Saturday morning: Spotty showers (30% chance)
  • Saturday afternoon: Chance of storms (40%)
  • Saturday night: Stronger storms develop in West Texas and move east
  • Sunday morning: Weaker line of storms may reach San Antonio (40% chance)
  • Sunday afternoon: Chance of storms (40%)

The players

KSAT

The local television news station in San Antonio, Texas, which provided the weather forecast information.

Sarah Spivey

The KSAT meteorologist who authored the original weather report.

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What they’re saying

“This weekend will not be a wash out. Rather, you should think of our rain chances as a 'storm lottery.'”

— Sarah Spivey, KSAT Meteorologist

What’s next

The National Weather Service will continue to monitor the situation and issue any necessary severe weather warnings or watches for the affected areas.

The takeaway

While the weekend weather won't be a complete washout, residents in South Texas should be prepared for the possibility of scattered storms, with the potential for severe weather and hail in the western Hill Country on Saturday night. Staying up-to-date on the latest forecasts and radar will be key to planning outdoor activities.