The serene skies over San Antonio hint at a week filled with clear weather and rising temperatures. Today's gentle breeze is expected to develop into mild gusts as the week unfolds, possibly signaling the warmer days ahead, according to the National Weather Service.
Today, San Antonio observes Columbus Day beneath a clear sky, with temperatures soaring to a sweltering 98 degrees. Light winds are expected to shift from the west to the north-northeast in the afternoon. As the sun sets, temperatures will drop to a pleasant 65 degrees. On Tuesday, both tourists and locals can look forward to a high of 96 degrees, with light northwest winds that will unpredictably shift southward throughout the day.
The forecast shows no significant changes in the weather pattern for San Antonio. On Wednesday, there will be a brief break as temperatures drop to a high of 82 degrees, accompanied by slightly stronger east-northeast winds that may gust up to 20 mph. With consistently clear nights ahead, stargazers can look forward to unobstructed views of the cosmos as temperatures cool to around 60 degrees.
The weather remains consistent as the week continues mostly sunny. Thursday's forecast matches Wednesday's, with highs of 83 degrees and east-northeast breezes. Clear evenings will carry into Thursday night, with a low of 65 degrees under partly cloudy skies. However, Friday may bring a change, with a 30 percent chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Southeast winds could gust up to 25 mph. The weekend is uncertain, with possible showers and slightly warmer nighttime temperatures, which might disrupt outdoor plans.
