FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
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FOG & DRIZZLE: For the 5th morning in a row, it’ll be damp at times
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COLD FRONT MIDDAY WEDNESDAY: A few showers possible 9am-12pm tomorrow
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COOLER, BREEZY, LOW HUMIDITY: The front will clear us out tomorrow afternoon
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CHILLY MORNINGS: Thursday Through Sunday
FORECAST
Good morning! Our stretch of warm, humid, and very un-December-like weather will soon come to an end. However, we’ll have to wait until midday tomorrow. In the meantime, we’ll see another round of fog and drizzle to start our day. An isolated, quick-moving downpour is also possible. Otherwise, it’ll be cloudy this morning and partly cloudy this afternoon. Highs reach 80 today.
Tomorrow once again begins with damp conditions. In addition to drizzle, a thin line of showers will develop along a cold front. That front is expected to arrive to San Antonio around 11am. Once it passes, rain chances end, humidity levels drop, and gusty north winds will kick in. Temperatures likely peak in upper-60s just before the front arrives and then fall or hold steady in the low-60s during the afternoon.
By Thursday morning, most of the area will see temperatures drop into the 30s and 40s. Freezing temperatures are NOT expected in San Antonio, but it will be cold. Beautiful weather takes hold by Thursday afternoon, with sunny skies and highs in the mid-60s. This trend of chilly mornings and seasonable afternoons will continue into the weekend.
What about Christmas? At the moment, it’s looking warm.