The City of San Antonio is preparing for showers and possible fog across the region. According to the National Weather Service, today’s forecast features showers, mainly after noon with a high near 50 degrees. Winds from the east-northeast are expected to blow around 10 mph, with a chilling 90% chance of precipitation.
Tonight's weather is slated to remain damp, with showers likely before 9 pm, and patchy fog rolling in after 9 pm. The temperature will hover around a low of 44 degrees, accompanied by a north-northeast wind blowing gently between 7 and 11 mph, occasionally gusting to 18 mph. Mainly before the fog descends, there's a predicted 70% chance of precipitation soaking the streets of San Antonio.
Looking ahead to Wednesday, the National Weather Service suggests patchy fog should dissipate by 9 am, leaving partly sunny skies with a high near 59 degrees. The breath of wind from the north-northeast is forecast to be a light 7 to 10 mph. Patchy fog may visit again after midnight, as the night brings partly cloudy conditions and a low of around 40.
Residents can anticipate more of the foggy veil on Thursday morning before 10 am, after which partly sunny skies with highs edging up to about 61 degrees. An east-southeast wind is expected to glide between 10 and 13 mph, as reported by KSAT Weather. Thursday night also carries a 50% chance of showers after midnight, potentially heralding a change in the weather pattern.
The remainder of the week fluctuates between chances of showers and clearer skies. Friday may see a 50% chance of showers before noon but also promise partly sunny conditions with a higher high near 66 degrees. As the weekend approaches, San Antonio can expect mostly clear nights and sunny days, with temperatures consistently hitting the mid-60s under mostly sunny to partly sunny skies.
