San Antonio residents can expect to fully bask in a sunny day with warm climates hitting a high near 86 degrees, according to forecasts reported by National Weather Service. The winds are aiming to shift from west to south-southeast today, possibly to gust as high as 24 mph. Moving into the night, it might only get partly cloudy with the lows expected around 61, while the south-southeast wind could reach speeds up to 26 mph.
As the weekend looms, Saturday morning will likely greet locals with mostly cloudy skies and a high peeking near 83. The south wind could push through between 11 and 16 mph, with the potential to gust up to 23 mph. Meanwhile, KSAT forecasts include an expected shift in Sunday's weather with "Mostly Sunny" skies and thermometers possibly climbing back up again to 85 degrees, as per data from KSAT Weather.
Further into the forecast, San Antonians should keep their umbrellas handy, with the National Weather Service predicting a dicey beginning to the workweek. By Monday, there's a 40 percent chance that showers and thunderstorms could disrupt the mostly cloudy day, with highs consistently nearing the 83-degree mark. This slightly tumultuous weather might just roll over into Tuesday with lingering chances of rainfall and thunder.
The silver lining, however, seems to appear by midweek, as the wet conditions are set to clear considerably. "Mostly sunny" is the expectation for Wednesday, with highs forecasted to be around a more moderate 79 degrees. A serene pattern is slated to continue into Thursday with another sunny and pleasant day on the books, showcasing highs around 78 degrees. Residents can look to enjoy the relative calmness after what can only be described as a mixed bag of Texas springtime weather.
