San Antonio residents might want to keep their umbrellas handy and prepare for a bit of a soggy stretch, as the National Weather Service forecasts light rain and patchy fog to persist through the morning with humidity levels hanging at a saturated 100 percent. In line with the current conditions of a cool 49°F (9°C), visibility at a mere 2 miles, and a chill factor making it feel like 47°F (8°C), San Antonians are in for a couple of damp days.
Today, there's a "30 percent chance of showers, mainly before 9am" and cloud cover is expected throughout the day, hitting a high of around 56°F with light northeast winds, according to the National Weather Service. The evening forecast doesn't promise much relief for those averse to damp conditions, with patchy drizzle anticipated to linger before midnight, and after which there's a slight chance of more showers and a continued blanket of fog leading into a mild 55°F night.
A slight upturn in temperatures is predicted for tomorrow, cresting at a more comfortable 72°F, however, the likelihood of showers increases to 40 percent, and patchy fog is yet to lift before the afternoon. Tomorrow night, shower probabilities ramp up to a definite 80 percent, including potential thunderstorms after midnight, making it a night where outdoor plans might be worth reconsidering.
Into Thursday, the forecast offers little reprieve from the wet conditions, as showers and possible thunderstorms are slated to stick around with a high near 74°F, despite early fog expected to clear before 10 a.m. For those looking forward to clearer skies, reprieve seems on the horizon with mostly clear nocturnal conditions and a cooldown to about 50°F on Thursday night, signaling a shift in the damp narrative of the week.
In conclusion, San Antonio's weather script for the next several days tells a tale of rain, mist, and murk until the latter part of the week, when the sun is finally expected to grace the sky once more with sunny forecasts leading into the weekend.
