San Antonio started Sunday near 67 degrees under clear skies, but the blue-sky opening is expected to give way to mostly cloudy conditions by afternoon. Temperatures will climb to about 83 degrees, with east to southeast winds around 10 knots and almost no rain threat.
The National Weather Service expects the warm, mild pattern to hold into Monday, though the newest outlook places higher rain chances mainly south of San Antonio, with a drier, more stable setup over the Hill Country and Central Texas. That is a wetter update than the mostly dry setup outlined in Hoodline’s previous forecast.
Clouds Hang Around Monday
Sunday night should stay mostly cloudy, with temperatures falling to around 62 degrees and east to southeast winds around 10 knots. Monday will be mostly cloudy and warm, reaching about 83 degrees, before a slight chance of showers arrives after 1 a.m. Monday night.
Tuesday’s Higher Rain Chances Focus South of San Antonio
Tuesday’s 40% to 60% rain chances are focused mainly south of San Antonio, while a drier, more stable setup is expected over the Hill Country and Central Texas.
Tuesday brings only a slight chance of showers, with an overnight low near 63 degrees.
Rain Chances Peak Near The End Of The Week
Wednesday looks warmer and mostly manageable, with a high near 83 degrees and only a slight chance of afternoon showers or thunderstorms. The wetter stretch is expected Thursday and Friday, when rain and thunderstorm chances along the I-35 corridor range from 25% to 50%, with temperatures broadly in the mid-70s to mid-80s.
Forecast confidence decreases after Friday, including for Halloween Saturday. No watches, warnings or advisories are in effect for the San Antonio area.
