San Antonio residents woke up to a foggy and drizzly morning today, with visibility dropping to a mere half-mile due to widespread fog. The forecast promises showers and potential thunderstorms lingering until noon, but the city should see a break in the clouds as the day progresses with temperatures climbing to a comfortable 76 degrees, as reported by the National Weather Service.
The wind will shift southwest later in the day, bringing a 70% chance of rain. While the morning is gloomy, the weather is expected to improve. The high humidity earlier caused fog, covering roads and buildings, muffling sounds, and creating a quiet atmosphere in the city, according to the National Weather Service.
Looking ahead, the evening air will turn crisper, dropping to a low around 47 degrees, ensuring a mostly clear night. The stretch leading to the weekend promises an auspicious start with Friday showing off plenty of sun and a high nearing 78, followed by a balmy Saturday with the mercury possibly hitting 80 degrees, as stated by the National Weather Service.
As we move past the weekend's mostly clear nights, Sunday continues the trend with sunny skies and a high of 77 degrees south southwest winds remain polite at around 5 mph but San Antonio should ready itself for slightly warmer winds on Monday when gusts could reach up to 20 mph, ushering in a high of 82 as we prepare to usher in the new year, the weather appears cooperative with clear nights and sunny days on the horizon, including a mostly sunny New Year's Day with a high of 63, as per the National Weather Service.
