SAN ANTONIO – The stretch of mostly sunny skies is coming to an end Thursday, and by Friday, our skies will be completely gray.
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Thursday’s forecast
The clouds will be increasing throughout the day on Thursday. Instead of low clouds, most of these will be upper-level clouds. While still making for a lot of gray, they won’t bring any drizzle or rain.
Temperatures will stay cool yet again. Near dawn, we’ll be near 40, with the afternoon seeing a high in the upper 60s.
Overnight Thursday night, Gulf moisture will start to return, setting the stage for another change on Friday.
Friday: Cloudy with some drizzle
That Gulf moisture will bring in humidity Friday. This will allow the cloud cover at lower levels. These clouds will bring in some fog and drizzle by Friday morning.
The added humidity won’t allow the temperature to drop as much on Friday morning, with temperatures staying in the 50s. By afternoon, we’ll be near 70 degrees.
Saturday: Much warmer
Some more clouds will be around Saturday morning, along with patches of fog. We’ll be heading for the 80s by the afternoon.
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