Amid the mist of early morning, San Antonio residents experienced a foggy start to the day. The humidity hung high at 97%, as reported by the National Weather Service, with visibility stretching to a mere 5 miles. However, relief was in sight as the forecast promised clearer skies as the day progressed with temperatures soaring up to a warm 85 degrees Fahrenheit.
Transitioning through the day, San Antonians experienced shifting winds. A light southwest breeze in the morning quickly gave way to a robust northwest wind, reaching up to speeds of 20 mph, sometimes gusting to 25 mph.
Looking forward, temperatures were expected to take a dip tonight, dropping to around 44 degrees. The north wind wouldn't let up, maintaining its presence at 15 to 20 mph and gusts that could reach higher speeds of up to 30 mph. Clear skies were in the forecast, providing some consistency in the rapidly shifting weather patterns.
The upcoming week appeared to offer a respite from the wind, with sunny days on the horizon. Starting with Sunday's high of 66 degrees, the week was set to gradually warm up. The National Weather Service forecasted Monday to be "sunny, with a high near 75," marking the beginning of a calmer weather trend for the region. Light winds were expected to become southerly at around 5 mph in the afternoon, providing relief from the earlier gusts.
Consistency in sunny weather was the theme through the following days, with Tuesday and Wednesday promising highs of 80 and 85 degrees, respectively. As one night passed into the next, starry skies and mild evenings awaited San Antonio's inhabitants, with the lows gently cradling the mid-50s to low 60s. Residents looking ahead could anticipate Thursday's peak near a summery 90 degrees, indicating a heated end to the week with continued sunshine.
