San Antonio is starting Tuesday with light rain, damp roads and temperatures near 61 degrees before the city climbs toward a high of 67. A few showers may linger through the morning, while patchy fog could slow down the early commute and make the gray start feel especially soggy.
The National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio office says showers will shift southeast later Tuesday and could continue into Tuesday night, ending as sunrise Wednesday approaches. Skies will remain mostly cloudy through the afternoon. Light north-northeast winds will ease at night, and no watches, warnings or advisories are posted for the area, according to the National Weather Service.
Fog Returns Before a Warmer Veterans Day
Tuesday night will be clearer during the first half of the night, with temperatures dipping to around 58 degrees and patchy fog possible after 3 a.m. Wednesday. Veterans Day should begin foggy before turning partly sunny, with a much warmer high near 76 and little to no chance of rain.
Sunny Stretch Arrives Thursday and Friday
A dry front is expected to move through Wednesday afternoon or evening, clearing skies from north to south and setting up a more comfortable second half of the week. Thursday should be sunny and near 77 degrees, followed by another sunny day Friday with a high around 76 and cooler overnight lows in the low to mid-50s.
Weekend Rain Chances Return
The next weather change arrives Saturday, when mostly sunny skies give way to a 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms after noon. Rain chances rise to 60% Saturday night, then ease to about 40% Sunday; a cold front is possible Monday or Monday night. The latest outlook is a wetter turn from the midweek setup described in Monday’s forecast.
