FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
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SATURDAY: Damp morning, warm afternoon (70s)
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COLD FRONT SATURDAY NIGHT: Windy and colder by Sunday
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MORE TEMPERATURE SWINGS: Warm by Tuesday, another cold front Tuesday night
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HARD FREEZE THURSDAY: Temperatures tumble into the 20s by Thursday morning
FORECAST
⛅ WARMER SATURDAY ⛅
Good morning and happy weekend!
Saturday starts damp with patchy fog, mist, and drizzle across parts of South Central Texas. More of a nuisance-type of moisture, but expect some soggy spots on area roadways.
We’ll see conditions improve by lunchtime, then afternoon sunshine takes over. That will help high temperatures climb into the 70s later today with winds out of the west at 5 to 10 miles per hour.
🧥 COLD FRONT SATURDAY NIGHT, COOLER SUNDAY 🧥
A cold front will sweep through San Antonio just ahead of midnight tonight, knocking down temperatures and kicking up the wind.
Sunday starts cold with air temperatures near 40 degrees, but factor in wind gusts upwards of 30 miles per hour and it will *feel* like the 30s to start the day. Nothing but sunshine tomorrow will make for a nice, but cooler than average afternoon with highs in the upper 50s.
🥶 EVEN COLDER AIR NEXT WEEK 🥶
We’re not finished with winter just yet!
After climbing back up to 70 degrees Tuesday afternoon, another strong cold front arrives Tuesday night.
Temperatures once again tumble by Wednesday morning to near-freezing. It’ll be windy, too, with only a small chance for precipitation (10%-20%). As of this forecast we still don’t anticipate any issues when it comes to wintry precipitation, but we’ll monitor it closely.
🚨 HARD FREEZE THURSDAY MORNING 🚨
As winds calm Wednesday night and skies clear, temperatures will plummet by Thursday morning with many areas dipping into the 20s. Teens will be possible in the Hill Country. Make sure those hard freeze preparations are once again complete and keep checking back for updates to the forecast!