San Antonio is getting a bright, comfortable Sunday, with clear skies and morning temperatures near 58°F as sunshine builds through the day. The forecast calls for a high around 77°F, with north‑northwest winds of 10–15 mph and gusts up to 25 mph this afternoon. After sunset, the breeze should ease up and overnight lows are expected to slip into the low 50s.
Afternoon Winds Pick Up
The windiest stretch looks to be late morning into early afternoon, when gusts near 25 mph could rattle lightweight patio furniture and create gusty crosswinds for drivers. If you are headed outside, it is a good time to secure loose items and give high‑profile vehicles some extra caution on bridges and other exposed roadways. Forecasters expect winds to back off this evening, with lighter north‑northeast breezes overnight, according to the National Weather Service.
Watch The Burn Ban
That dry air teaming up with the gusty winds has pushed fire weather into the elevated to near‑critical range across parts of the region west and south of the city, so officials are urging people to skip open burning, debris fires or any spark‑producing activities this weekend. Bexar County currently has a countywide burn ban in effect, and the Bexar County Fire Marshal urges residents to avoid open burning and to report smoke or unattended fires. If you do spot a fire, call 911 and give emergency crews room to work.
Warmer Week Ahead
The region is headed into a dry, warming pattern as southerly flow returns, with highs climbing into the mid‑80s by Tuesday and likely reaching the upper‑80s by Thursday, well above what is typical for late February. Nights will stay on the mild side, with lows mostly in the mid‑50s to low‑60s by midweek, so it is a good idea to schedule outdoor chores for the cooler morning or late‑afternoon hours. Check the latest forecasts before heading out, and secure outdoor gear ahead of those gusty afternoons.
