Go straight through the light at Bulverde Road (approximately 3 miles). Turn Right at TPC Parkway (2 miles North of Loop 1604). Find solace in our country retreat, where tranquility and sophistication meet amidst the natural beauty of San Antonio, TX. Relax in upscale hotel accommodations with expansive floor plans, lavish furnishings, top-tier amenities and awe-inspiring views of Texas Hill Country. Indulge in delectable cuisine at our six exceptional resort restaurants or rejuvenate with a body treatment or massage at our luxurious spa. Our refined event space offers 268,000 square feet for grand celebrations or collaborative gatherings, featuring outdoor pavilions and elegant ballrooms. Retreat to our resort haven with the River Bluff Water Experience-a 9-acre water park with a 1,100-foot lazy river. Immerse yourself in renowned attractions near our hotel, including wineries, SeaWorld, Shops at La Cantera, Natural Bridge Caverns and Six Flags Fiesta Texas. While it’s too early to forecast individual rainfall totals, it’s possible this system could provide beneficial rainfall to parts of South Texas.Discover JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa, nestled amid 600 acres of oak-covered hills in Texas Hill Country near downtown San Antonio, TX. Scattered showers and storms are possible by Tuesday, but look more likely by Wednesday and Thursday. Rain chances will also increase with the approaching cold front next week. Low temperatures will likely fall to the low 70s, with a few spots reaching the upper 60s. This is when high temperatures will be in the upper 80s and low 90s across the region, which is near average for mid-September. The cold front will slowly progress south and bring some of the cooler air into San Antonio late Wednesday and Thursday. Temps will fall a few degrees, but high temps will stay in the 90s. By Tuesday and Wednesday, the front is expected to become closer, but it will stall out near the city. Temperatures early in the week will come down a few degrees from the weekend, but temperatures close to 100 degrees are still possible on Monday. Recent weather model data has slowed down the arrival of next week’s cold front by just a bit, but we are still expecting temperatures to fall into the upper 80s and low 90s by the middle and end of next week. But with a total of 1.16 inches of rain in San Antonio over the past three months, we’ll take whatever rain we can get. For the storms that do develop, brief downpours, strong winds, and small hail will be possible. 
With rain chances at 20 to 30 percent, many areas will stay largely dry. Chances will increase to 30 percent on Sunday as the center of the high pressure system producing our heat dome moves away from South Texas. While rain chances Saturday will be higher to the east, towards Houston, the Alamo City has a 20 percent chance of rain. HILL COUNTRY HEADLINES: The top stories from the booming region Weekend scattered stormsĪlong with record high temperatures, a few isolated storms will be possible over the weekend in San Antonio. Sunday’s forecast high of 101 degrees would tie the current record for Sept 10.
Saturday’s high in San Antonio is expected to reach 103 degrees, which would break the existing record of 102 degrees for Sept. Temperatures will come down a couple of degrees over the weekend, but more records will likely still be set.
That record will be smashed Friday by four whole degrees, which is quite a large margin when it comes to setting a record.
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