FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
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RAIN ENDS, FOG POSSIBLE: Most of the rain has ended, patchy fog through mid-morning
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CLEARING & WARM WEDNESDAY: With sunshine, we’ll warm into the mid-70s this afternoon
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EVENING COLD FRONT: Strong cold front arrives around dinnertime
FORECAST
The welcome rain that fell overnight is quickly pushing east of the area this morning. In its wake, patchy fog is developing. Dense fog is possible in spots, however, it should lift by mid-morning. Then, skies will clear and temperatures will warm into the 70s by the afternoon.
🧥HAVE THE JACKETS READY TOMORROW MORNING🧥
The warm temperatures will quickly be erased by a strong cold front this evening. It’s forecast to arrive by dinnertime (around 6pm in San Antonio). When it arrives, north winds will become gusty and temperatures will fall overnight. By Thursday morning, most of us will be in the 30s, while wind chill values could dip into the 20s.
🥶COLD THURSDAY🥶
As clouds increase during the day, temperatures will struggle to emerge from the 40s. Gusty winds will also add to the ‘winter feel’, keeping wind chill values in the 30s for the first half of the day. We may see a few light showers late in the day, as clouds thicken.
💘VALENTINE’S DAY TRENDING COLDER💘
Cloud cover is likely going to be stubborn on Friday, keeping things chilly for Valentine’s Day. Once again, we may not get out of the 40s. By Friday night, an increase in humidity may start to push temperatures up a bit. But, that’ll also lead to some fog and drizzle by Saturday morning.
🎢ANOTHER FRONT, MORE UPS AND DOWNS THIS WEEKEND🎢
A damp, cool Saturday morning will transition into a warm, partly cloudy afternoon. Temperatures will reach the mid-70s. Very similar to today, a cold front will slide through late in the day, bringing cooler weather and gusty winds. Highs on Sunday are forecast to only reach the mid-50s.