San Antonians should brace themselves for a mixed bag of weather in the coming week, as the forecast zigzags between clear skies and the potential for showers and thunderstorms. After a bout of patchy fog set to linger in the early hours of Tuesday and Wednesday, residents can expect to be greeted by sunny skies and highs flirting with the 90s, according to the National Weather Service.
While Tuesday and Wednesday are set to sport above-average temperatures, a low around 65 tonight promises a cooler reprieve, under a mostly clear sky with just a whisper of northwest wind around 6 mph. However, yesterday, residents should keep their umbrellas close, with a 50 percent chance of rain and thunderstorms marring the day.
The second half of the week threatens less certainty. The National Weather Service projects yesterday will host clouds and carry a 50 percent likelihood of rain, with thunderstorms also in the mix. These conditions are expected to persist today, tempering the warmth somewhat with highs dialing back to the mid-80s.
As weekend plans start materializing, the forecast sweetens – particularly tomorrow when the city is expected to bask in mostly sunny conditions, sporting a high near 92. But be mindful of the evening, as the temperature is slated to drop to a mostly clear low around 73. By Sunday, sunshine will dominate again, with temperatures peaking at a scorching high near 95.
The weekly weather rollercoaster caps off with a throwback to full-on sunshine on Monday, with the mercury poised to climb even further, hitting a sizzling high near 96. San Antonio's weather, seemingly undecided, swings from the gentle tease of a cool evening to the high noon fierceness of the Texan sun.
