The skies over San Antonio are sparsely decorated with clouds today, as residents can expect a high of 97 degrees, with the heat index peaking at a sweltering 102. The day started off with a comfortable 78 degrees Fahrenheit early this morning, but temperatures are set to climb throughout the day. A calm wind will become southeast around 5 mph in the afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.
As night falls, the forecast predicts mostly clear skies with a low around 75. The south southeast wind, will maintain a gentle pace of 5 to 10 mph. The relative humidity, hovering at 74%, might give the evening air a heavier feel, despite the declining temperatures. Visibility remains clear, stretching to 10 miles, offering unobscured views of the city's evening lights.
Looking ahead, Wednesday will begin mostly cloudy before giving way to sun with another high near 97, easing into a partly cloudy night with lows settling around 77. These patterns of high heat followed by modestly cooler nights are expected to continue through the week, with temperatures consistently hitting the mid-90s during the day before descending to the mid-70s at night.
The National Weather Service also notes that Thursday will be mostly sunny, capping at 96 degrees. A south southeast wind will blow gently around 5 mph. Into the night, the sky will only be cloaked by patchy clouds, as temperatures rest at a near-constant 77 degrees. The pleasant southeastern breeze will continue to comfort the city's dwellers, providing a slight respite from the day's heat.
