San Antonio residents can expect a slight teasing of rainfall today, with forecasts predicting a mere chance of sprinkles between 1 and 4 p.m., potentially extending into a slight chance of showers following 4 p.m. The National Weather Service notes that despite these minor chances of precipitation, predominantly sunny skies will prevail with temperatures climbing near a sweltering 94 degrees. The wind, as though hesitant, will begin calm, mustering an east-northeast direction at around 5 mph by the afternoon. The evening, however, will cool down to a more comfortable 73 degrees with only a remote 10 percent probability of showers before the clock strikes 7 p.m., and the wind settling back into a calm state.
Looking ahead tomorrow, the sun will largely hold sway over the day, granting a high of approximately 92 degrees, while a northeast wind will pick up at a pace of 5 to 10 mph, occasionally showing off gusts as high as 20 mph, according to the National Weather Service. As the earth spins on its axis into tomorrow night, partially cloudy conditions will offer little respite from the day's heat, with the mercury dropping modestly to around 71 degrees, and the wind dialing down to a whisper.
The latter half of the week promises an unbroken streak of solar generosity. Come Thursday, skies will clear entirely to leave San Antonio basking in sunshine and a high of 92 degrees, while the wind, persistent in its northeast route, will breeze through at speeds of 5 to 10 mph, with the occasional gust flexing up to 20 mph. Nighttime will see the clear skies carry through, with temperatures stooping to a more lenient 66 degrees and the wind continuing its calming trend.
Friday's succession unveils yet another day abundant in sunlight, with the day's peak temperature tipping at a near 91 degrees, as a calm wind gradually adopts a northeast demeanor at around 5 mph in the morning. As not a cloud in sight is expected Friday night, residents will be treated to a clear evening with temperate lows settling around 63 degrees. The weekend, indulging in this pattern of clear conditions, will start off sunny on Saturday with a high nearing 92 degrees and evolve into a crystal-clear night at around 65 degrees.
Sunday's forecast continues unvaried; an ample serving of sunshine will warm the day up to 93 degrees. Nightfall scarcely disrupts the trend, with mostly clear conditions and the thermometer reading an evening chill at about 67 degrees. As the city marches into Columbus Day, anticipation for a dip in temperature remains unfulfilled, with the National Weather Service predicting another sunny day, with a high again hovering around 92 degrees.
