San Antonio residents woke up to a misty morning with fog that promised to clear as the day advanced, offering a glimpse of the sun with a peak at 84 degrees, the National Weather Service reported. The city, caught in the gentle embrace of a typical South Texan spring, will see the haze give way to mostly sunny skies, although the chance of drizzle before 10 a.m. couldn't be ruled out.
Tonight, clouds will once again hang heavy, a prelude to the showers that may grace parched city streets later on Thursday, according to a KSAT report, with the temperatures hovering around 66 degrees in the stillness of the night; the South southeast wind will whisper through San Antonio's sprawling cityscape, ranging between 10 and 15 mph. Gusts could reach as high as 22 mph, a testament to the ever-present energy of the region that fuels both growth and the occasional storm.
As the city marches toward the weekend, Thursday will remain under a thick blanket of clouds clashing with the South southeast winds, and a modest high of 77 degrees is expected, KSAT's weather forecast anticipates. Looking ahead, Friday's stoic quietude will likely be disrupted by thunderous applause from above – a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms that serve to nourish and occasionally startle.
For those making plans, the weekend outlook hints at an insistence of showers likely, Saturday could witness a vibrant storm and a cooler high around 71 degrees, per the National Weather Service's projections, Sunday offers a respite with a chance of showers and a milder high near 72 as the city collectively inhales the crisp, charged air of a storm's aftermath. The new week is set to start on a partly sunny note Monday, with temperatures gradually descending into cooler domains, 64 degrees to greet the day, and the nights drawing in the chill with expected lows around 48.
