San Antonians can finally anticipate a refreshing change in weather patterns this week, marking what could be the end of a scorchingly hot October. According to KSAT, Monday started off mostly sunny and warm, but humidity is on the rise, potentially culminating in light showers on Tuesday. Visibility was reduced earlier this morning to the southeast side of San Antonio due to fog, which is expected to dissipate by 10 a.m., as the city braces for a slight uptick in humidity leading into Tuesday.
Over at News Channel 6 Now, meteorologists forecast mostly cloudy skies with temperatures flirting with record highs for a Monday. A wind advisory is in effect due to strong south winds, and the community is urged to exercise fire safety as fire risks remain near-critical levels. Moreover, gusty conditions are expected to persist into Tuesday, with temperatures dipping slightly compared to Monday's peaks.
Halloween may bring some eerie weather appropriate for the occasion. KSAT predicts "not a rainout, but a slightly better shot for showers or a storm, especially early in the day." Children looking forward to trick-or-treating are in luck as temperatures are projected to remain warm throughout Thursday evening. Rain chances continue to linger into the weekend, providing a respite from what is anticipated to be one of the hottest Octobers on record.
Meanwhile, News Channel 6 Now teases a cooldown come Thursday, with Halloween's forecast featuring northeasterly winds and scattered showers that may contribute to the spooky ambiance. The weather takes a more autumnal turn through the end of the week, with cloudy skies and the possibility of stray showers ushering in the month of November. San Antonians can expect warmer fall conditions and potential rain to round off the week, according to the forecast obtained by News Channel 6 Now. A streak of seasonal showers could be in store for the weekend, making for a potentially wet but welcome conclusion to an arid month.
