The weather in San Antonio swings into the sunny side after a partly cloudy start this morning. According to National Weather Service, the city saw a partly sunny sky gradationally transforming into complete sunshine, with temperatures hitting a comfortable high near 68 degrees. A light breeze will flutter from the west northwest, picking up speed to between 10 and 13 mph, and gusting up to 20 mph at times.
When nighttime falls, the skies will clear up with temperatures descending to around 40 degrees. The National Weather Service forecasts that winds should be coming in from the north northwest at a calm 3 to 6 mph. This is following tonight, with steady clear skies and lows teetering around 40 degrees.
Looking into the weekend, KSAT forecasts that Saturday will deliver more sun, with temperatures similarly peaking near 67 degrees. A tranquil north northwest wind will blow through, escalating from 3 to 11 mph with possible gusts striking as high as 18 mph.
Come Saturday night, San Antonio residents can expect skies to be partly cloudy while the mercury dips to a low around 39. The wind will retain its northwesterly course, slowing to a mild 3 to 8 mph, as reported by the National Weather Service. Sunday will see mostly sunny conditions, the high reaching near 65, again proving light winds become southeast between 12 and 15 mph with stronger gusts picking up to about 23 mph, ensuring there won't be any rain disrupting outdoor plans.
The following week starts on a bright note with Monday predicted to be predominantly sunny, scaling highs of nearly 74 degrees. However, after the sun sets, breezy conditions will take the night stage, as stated by KSAT, dropping temperatures to a chillier low around 42 degrees. Tuesday and Wednesday will continue the sunny stride, boasting highs of 59 and 65 degrees respectively.
To wrap up the week, Thursday promises a mostly sunny day with highs around a balmy 72 degrees, conducive to just about any outdoor activity residents might have in mind. Greater cloud coverage might sneak in at night, but only to a partly cloudy degree, as thermometers hover around a reasonable 45 degrees.
