San Antonio Braces for Chilly Temperatures, Heavy Rain, and Weekend Warm-Up, Says National Weather Service

The weather forecast in San Antonio indicates overcast skies with a current temperature of 38°F, a humidity of 48%, and a north-northeast wind blowing at 5 to 10 mph. Visibility stands at 10 miles and the wind chill factor has the real feel of the weather at a cooler 30°F, according to the recent update from the National Weather Service.

Taking a look at the extended forecast, today we see cloudy skies with a high near 41 and a mild north-northeast wind. The temperature is expected to drop tonight, with a low of around 38 degrees. On Thursday, San Antonio residents should prepare for showers, with a high temperature brushing 41 degrees. The calm winds in the morning will take a turn, reaching north-northeast around 5 mph in the afternoon. The National Weather Service warns of heavy rain potentially developing as the night progresses with a "chance of precipitation is 90%. New precipitation amounts between a half and three quarters of an inch possible."

Going into Friday, there's a slight chance of morning showers with a 20% likelihood before noon. The rest of the day will be partly sunny, with a high of 46 degrees and north winds gusting as high as 25 mph. The skies will clear Friday night, with a chilling low of around 30 degrees.

Looking ahead to the weekend, San Antonio should see sunny skies on Saturday with a climb to a high of 55. This calm weather pattern is projected to continue into Sunday with an even warmer high near 61 before dipping back into the mid-30s Sunday night. The National Weather Service states that Monday is "Partly sunny, with a high near 55," followed by a mostly cloudy Monday night with the low settling around 41 degrees, and similar conditions predicted for Tuesday.

Residents and visitors in the San Antonio area can expect the coming days to present a mix of cloudy skies, potential heavy rain, and a gradual warming trend heading into the weekend. Stay updated with weather developments by visiting the National Weather Service for the latest information.