The forecast for San Antonio shows a period of warm weather ahead, with partly sunny skies and modest wind conditions, interestingly setting up residents for an enjoyable end to February. According to National Weather Service, today started with patchy fog before 9 a.m., but the clouds were expected to clear gradually, allowing the sun to peek through and raise temperatures to a high near 79 degrees.
This evening, San Antonians should look forward to seeing increasing clouds, with lows hovering around 61 degrees while the south wind blows between 6 and 15 mph, potentially gusting as high as 22 mph. Tomorrow's forecast is not dissimilar, featuring patchy fog in the early hours but then, mostly, becoming sunny, with a high near 86 degrees. The south gets ready to once again embrace warm sunshine, a gift after the chilly weeks past.
Moving into the weekend, residents can expect sunny days and mostly clear nights. The National Weather Service projects a high near 76 on Saturday and an increase to 81 by Sunday. Nighttime temperatures are forecast to dip into the low 50s to upper 50s throughout the weekend.
Next week, San Antonio's weather appears to mostly stay consistent, with highs maintaining in the mid-80s and the overnight lows in the low 60s. "Mostly cloudy" should be the theme starting Monday, with high temperatures hovering around 86 degrees. On Tuesday, the forecast indicates similar conditions, with highs potentially reaching 85 degrees. Meanwhile, local station KSAT.com corroborates the sunny outlook, suggesting slightly cooler temperatures with highs around 75 degrees and sunny skies for the close of the workweek.
