San Antonio woke up to clear skies this morning with temperatures hovering near 43°F before sunrise and a light north-northwest breeze. Once the sun climbs higher, temperatures are set to rebound quickly, with afternoon readings pushing into the upper 60s.
Short-Term Outlook
Local observations early Thursday showed readings near 43°F before sunrise, but the quiet weather pattern is the real headline. Sunny, dry conditions are expected through the end of the week, with a high near 69°F on Thursday, climbing to around 79°F on Friday and near 80°F on Saturday. Little to no rain is anticipated through Sunday, according to the National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio.
Spotty Cold In The Hill Country
Not everyone gets the mild treatment. A few low-lying or wind-sheltered spots across the Hill Country could sneak down close to freezing at sunrise Thursday. In its area forecast discussion, the National Weather Service flagged the potential for "Spotty light freezes Thursday morning Hill Country valleys." If you have tender plants or outdoor pets in those lower spots, bring them in overnight or give them some extra protection. Full details are available from the National Weather Service.
Weekend Plans And Travel
With sunny skies and light winds on tap, the weekend is shaping up as prime time for outdoor plans or long-postponed yard work. Moisture begins to creep back into the region late Monday into Tuesday, and forecasters are calling for slight chances of showers then (roughly 20–30%), mainly east of I-35. If you have events or travel lined up early next week, it is worth checking back on the forecast. Local coverage of the changing pattern is available from MySanAntonio.
