San Antonio residents can expect a mixed bag of weather conditions throughout the week, with overcast skies and a slight chance of drizzle today before noon. The temperature will linger around 59 degrees Fahrenheit, accompanied by a gentle northeast wind, as reported by the National Weather Service.
As night falls, the chance of showers increases to 40 percent, mainly after midnight, and a patchy fog is forecasted to develop between 3 am and 5 am. The temperature will hold steady at 59 degrees, while the wind blows calmly from the east-northeast. Heading into Tuesday, showers and thunderstorms are a possibility, with a 40 percent chance of precipitation and a high of around 71 degrees. After an evening of potential showers and thunderstorms that carry into the night, Wednesday shifts gears with mostly sunny skies and a pleasant high of near 81 degrees.
Midweek, Wednesday night will be marked by clear skies and a significant drop in temperature to around 42 degrees, as the winds pick up from the north-northeast, gusting as high as 20 mph. Thursday's forecast calls for partly sunny weather and a cooler high of 54 degrees. The wind will remain brisk, maintaining a northeast direction with similar gusts.
Warming trends resume towards the weekend, with Friday's temperature reaching a high near 62 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. As the wind shifts east-southeast in the afternoon, residents should see partly sunny conditions. The night, however, brings increased cloudiness with a low of around 53 degrees. The volatility of recent weather patterns continues, with a predicted partly sunny Saturday when temperatures will peak at approximately 78 degrees, and dip low again at night to around 40 degrees.
Sunday will be sunny with a high near 61°F. It will provide San Antonio with a mild end to a week of unpredictable weather.
