San Antonio is bracing for a varied week of spring weather, ranging from mostly sunny days to increased cloudiness, with chances of AM fog and drizzle as the week progresses. According to the National Weather Service, San Antonio will see a high of 84 degrees today with a south southeast wind blowing between 6 and 16 mph, gusting as high as 24 mph. Cloud cover is expected to increase with an overnight low around 65 degrees and a persistent south wind.

For tomorrow, residents should anticipate partly sunny skies and temperatures climbing to the high-80s. Wind speeds are forecasted to stay in the more manageable range of 9 to 11 mph, contributing to a weekend that maintains general warmth while holding bayous in retreat under a sky so often defiant of singular narrative. Gusts of up to 20 mph could tickle the cityscape by tomorrow night as the clouds gather with a low looming around 67 degrees.

Looking ahead to Monday and Tuesday, KSAT predicts a continuation of mostly cloudy skies, with San Antonio's thermometers pitching temperatures in the high 80s. Monday could bring windier conditions with gusts that might clock in as high as 30 mph, while Tuesday evening sees the temperature dipping to around the high-60s.

The rest of the week appears to mirror the fluctuation seen in recent April days, with Wednesday's high temperature hovering close to 90 degrees, a figure that speaks less to anomaly and more to expectation as seasons turn. Consistency seems to be the language of the one Texas spring, punctuated by partly sunny forecasts for Thursday and an expected Friday high of around 80 degrees.