FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- SATURDAY: Morning fog dissipates by lunchtime, warm afternoon
- SUNDAY: Morning fog, then sunny, warm, and windy
- COLD FRONT: Arrives late Sunday, colder by Monday morning with wind chills in the 20s
- NEXT WEEK: Much cooler, brief light morning freeze(s) possible starting Tuesday
- PRECIPITATION: Cold rain likely in San Antonio on Thursday and Friday (Hill Country mix possible)
FORECAST
WARM WEEKEND AHEAD
Happy weekend!
This morning’s patchy fog and lowered visibility is expected to improve by lunchtime. Similar to the past few days, expect mostly cloudy skies this afternoon with high temperatures in the unseasonably warm lower 70s.
Sunday morning features another round of patchy fog but drier air pushes in around midday, which will lead to plenty of afternoon sunshine, high temperatures in the mid-70s and a healthy north wind with gusts up to 30-35 miles per hour.
A cold front arrives early Sunday evening, which will likely open the door for colder air to spill into South Central Texas for the upcoming week.
MUCH COLDER NEXT WEEK
Temperatures tumble into the mid-30s by Monday morning in San Antonio. Factor in a leftover breeze, and wind chills in the 20s are expected for a few hours, meaning you’ll definitely want to bundle up the kiddos headed out to the school bus stop.
Highs manage to climb to about 50 degrees on Monday afternoon thanks to total sunshine. However, a few brief, light morning freezes follow starting early Tuesday, so be sure to bring your potted plants inside and give your pets a warm place to sleep.
It’s important to note here that while afternoons will still be cold (30s & 40s Tuesday through Friday), San Antonio will manage to climb above freezing each day, so an extended period of sub-freezing temperatures is NOT expected.
WHAT ABOUT PRECIPITATION?
As of now, odds favor a cold rain in San Antonio starting Thursday morning and lasting into Friday. However, a wintry mix is possible in the Hill Country on Thursday and Friday mornings, but it’s still too early to confidently pin down those specifics.
It will likely come down to exactly how cold it gets when the moisture arrives, and every single degree counts. Unfortunately, those details are still uncertain this far out, but we’ll keep you updated on the potential as we get closer.
Please continue to check back in with us! Until then -- have a great day and a great weekend. ~ Mia