Cooler-than-average temperatures were the theme this past week with highs in the upper 50s and low 60s in San Antonio.
A reinforcing push of cooler air arrived Saturday, and has set us up for a colder-than-average weekend across South Central Texas.
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Sunday, November 20
After a damp, windy, and cold Saturday, another chilly day is in store Sunday.
- Morning temperatures in the upper 30s/low 40s lead in highs only in the mid 40s by Sunday afternoon, so definitely bundle up again if stepping out for any weekend plans
- A few spotty showers will be possible through the morning hours, before coverage increases through the second half of the day and even more so Sunday night
Plan on keeping the rain gear handy for the Monday morning drive, as additional rounds of rain push across South Central Texas.
After that, rain chances decrease by Monday night and temperatures start to warm in the days leading up to Thanksgiving. 🍂
Another cold front will move through Thanksgiving Day, but temperatures should only cool by some 10 degrees. There’s still a question as to whether or not we’ll see rain with the front Thursday, so we’ll keep you updated!
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