SAN ANTONIO – With this week marking spring break for many around the area, here’s the latest on what the weather looks like for any outdoor plans:
Key Points
- Humid and warm Wednesday with skies gradually clearing in the afternoon
- Breezy, muggy, and generally cloudy Thursday with a few morning sprinkles to a stray shower possible
- Daily chances for hit-or-miss showers and storms now look more possible Friday and through the weekend
- Not a wash-out of a weekend, but keep the umbrella handy!
Wednesday (3/13)
- After patchy mist and fog Wednesday morning, skies gradually clear from west to east in the afternoon
- Highs reach for the low-to-mid 80s for most, and could close in on the 90 degree mark closer to the Rio Grande
Thursday (3/14)
- A warmer, muggy morning with lows in the mid-60s in San Antonio and a few sprinkles for the morning drive
- Mostly cloudy skies will likely hold high temperatures to the upper 70s
- Just a stray shower or storm possible into the afternoon and evening, most stay dry
Friday (3/15)
- Lows in the mid-60s are followed by highs in the mid-to-upper 70s in San Antonio
- Hit-or-miss showers and storms (~40%) are possible locally as a cold front approaches from the north
- An isolated storm or two could become strong or severe. Not a guarantee, but we’ll be watching!
Saturday (3/16) - Sunday (3/17)
- Another chance for widely scattered showers and storms (~40%) is in the cards again Saturday and Sunday
- Not a complete wash-out of a weekend, but keeping the umbrella/rain gear in the car would be a good idea
- High temperatures cooler following Friday’s cold front, in the 60s/near 70 degrees along with breezy northeast winds
Water Temperatures
- For those heading to the beach and wanting to get in the water this week, here’s a look at water temperatures along the Gulf Coast:
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