The weather outlook for San Antonio forecasts a spell of mostly cloudy skies peppered with opportunities for showers and thunderstorms over the coming days. According to the National Weather Service, residents can expect a 40 percent chance of rain today, mainly after 10 a.m., with high temperatures nudging close to 88 degrees. The calm morning is set to give way to a light southeast breeze in the afternoon.
Tonight's conditions will remain predominantly cloudy, keeping the mercury at a steady low around 76. As the city moves tomorrow, the clouds will persist, although the temperatures are forecasted to climb up to a sizzling high near 94 degrees, accompanied by heat indices that could feel like 100 degrees. The faint south winds in the morning are predicted to gain some strength, reaching 5 to 10 mph by the day.
In preparation for the workweek, Monday will bring partly sunny skies with the high expected to increase slightly to 96 degrees. The National Weather Service anticipates that mostly cloudy evenings will follow, with southeasterly winds introducing gusts as high as 20 mph. Continuing through Tuesday, San Antonio should brace for highs creeping closer to 97 degrees under partly sunny conditions.
Residents will find little respite from the heat as Wednesday's forecast suggests a near repeat of Tuesday's weather. Temperatures are slated to hover around an intense 98 degrees, while the nighttime promises partly cloudy relief with lows steadying at 77 degrees. The tail end of the week also holds a 20 percent chance of precipitation on Thursday, with a continuation of mostly sunny skies and a high once again approaching 98 degrees. Similar patterns and probabilities for showers follow into Friday, closing the week with temperatures firmly in the mid-90s.
For more detailed information on the extended weather forecast for San Antonio, visit the National Weather Service website.
