The City of San Antonio is anticipating a week characterized by a mix of sunny skies and mild temperatures, providing residents with a temperate backdrop as November wanes into December. According to the extended forecast from the National Weather Service, the city woke up to patchy fog before 9 a.m. today, but it's set to give way to a mostly sunny day with a noticeable south wind that could reach gusts as high as 20 mph. The high is expected to climb near 83 degrees, offering a warm outlook for outdoor activities.
As the night unfolds, San Antonio's skies will remain mostly clear, with the low settling around 62 degrees. A calm South Southeast wind will blow at 5 to 10 mph, potentially providing a gentle respite for those stepping out under the starry sky. Continuing into tomorrow, San Antonio is forecasted to bask in mostly sunny skies once more, as temperatures are tipped to near a high of 85 degrees—climbing slightly higher compared to today's high.
Shifting into the midweek, the weather continues to hold steady. Tuesday's conditions are pegged to be mostly sunny, with high temperatures cooling slightly to a near 72 degrees, while Wednesday is expected to warm up again, approaching a high of 84 degrees under partly sunny skies. As noted by the National Weather Service, Wednesday night should bring partly cloudy conditions with a low around 56 degrees and a change in wind direction as it becomes north after midnight.
Those planning their Thanksgiving Day activities can look forward to mostly sunny conditions, with a cooler high around 69 degrees. A brisk North wind is anticipated to sweep across the city, blowing at around 15 mph and potentially reaching gusts as high as 20 mph. Heading into the weekend, San Antonio will see a continuation of the mostly sunny trend, with Friday's temperatures reaching a high near 63 degrees and Saturday climbing slightly to a high near 67.
