The weather forecast for San Antonio looks to bring a mix of clouds and sun with chances of showers scattered throughout the week. Today, residents can expect "a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms before 1 pm" with "patchy fog before 2pm," as reported on the National Weather Service website. Temperatures are tipped to hit a high near 74 degrees, while the Northeast wind hovers around 7 mph.
Tonight, San Antonians shouldn't pack away their umbrellas just yet, seeing as there’s a 30 percent chance of evening showers and thunderstorms, skies will mostly cloud over as temps take a slight dip to a cool 57 degrees, said Northeast winds will ease up and swing Southwest for a mild breeze, the weatherman says you'll want a light jacket if you're stepping out for any late-night tacos or whatnot. As reported by KSAT, residents woke up to "AM drizzle, stray PM storm" today, with the current humidity giving that 'walked-into-a-wall-of-water' vibe at a sticky 96 percent.
Turning to Friday's outlook, the forecast anticipates "mostly cloudy through mid morning," but the silver lining comes in the form of "gradual clearing" with a high soaring to an enviable 81 degrees if you're a fan of the warmer stuff. True to Texas form, the wind isn't to be outdone, gusting up to 22 mph for a hair-tousling effect - so hold onto your hats, folks. Friday night plans look promising with "mostly clear" skies and overnight lows resting around 56 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.
As the weekend approaches, "mostly sunny" conditions are expected to prevail on Saturday with the high leveling near 77 and light North Northeast breezes, while nighttime might see more clouds with 56 degrees holding steady but by Sunday it's back to mostly cloudy, says the weather service, and keep those umbrellas that a chance of showers sneaks into the forecast, so perhaps consider postponing that picnic, and if you're planning on grilling, better have a Plan B in the garage. For those planning early week activities, Monday and Tuesday promise mostly sunny to sunny conditions with highs flirting with the 80-degree mark, so if you have been itching for that golf game or a run by the river, it’s looking pretty good for you," forecasters from the National Weather Service indicate.
The outlook into Wednesday suggests a continuation of sunny skies with temperatures soaring to a high near 81, suggesting perfect weather for those looking to enjoy outdoor ventures or a mid-week break soaking up some vitamin D. Life in San Antonio keeps trotting along, sunny or not, but at least for the coming days, it seems Mother Nature is throwing a little bit of everything into the mix, showing that in Texas, variety still reigns when it comes to weather, or pretty much everything else, actually.
