The weather in San Antonio today holds a mix of potential showers and sunshine, as the National Weather Service forecasts a 60 percent chance of precipitation, with likely showers and possibly a thunderstorm between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. "Mostly cloudy, with a high near 86," reports the National Weather Service, anticipating a mostly cloudy evening with a 30 percent chance of rain before 1 a.m. and a low around 75.
Moving into Sunday, residents can expect a slightly lessened chance of showers with a 20 percent likelihood of thunderstorms after 1 p.m. beneath partly sunny skies, warming up to a high near 90. Originally touted as calm, the southeast wind aims to remain around 5 mph. The night should remain partly cloudy while hovering around a comfortable 75 degrees.
Looking ahead to Monday, there's another 20 percent chance for rain and storms after the midday marker. San Antonians can step out to mostly sunny skies and a high approaching 93, with "calm wind becoming south southeast around 5 mph in the morning," according to the official reading by the National Weather Service. The nighttime forecast indicates partly cloudy skies with a low settling near 73 degrees.
As the week progresses, Tuesday promises a continuation of mostly sunny conditions with temperatures reaching upwards once more to a consistent high near 93. The evenings seem to be following a familiar pattern, offering partly cloudy skies and a low around 73, as the wind maintains a gentle caress from the southeast at roughly 5 mph.
Wednesday will offer more sun with temperatures pushing even higher to a near 95-degree apex. The evening is anticipated to be mostly clear with a low of about 75 degrees. Those looking for relief from the heat should note the escalating temperatures, with Thursday's forecast shining sunny and nearly blistering at a high of 97, holding steady into the evening with a low around 75 degrees.
Ending the week, Friday mirrors the preceding days' trend with bright, sunny skies and no exception to the climbing temperatures, aiming for a high near 97. San Antonio's residents should be ready for persistent heat waves as the city dips into the heart of summer weather. For those planning their weeks, whether it be for work or leisure, remaining informed on the changing weather patterns is essential in the midst of our ever-shifting climate.
