San Antonio experienced a chilly morning with possible freezing rain and snow flurries, but the weather was expected to clear with a high of 40 degrees. The week should gradually warm, with temperatures reaching highs in the 50s to low 70s.

San Antonio anticipates cold weather with mixed precipitation including rain, sleet, and possibly snow, with icy conditions and strong wind gusts expected.

San Antonio experiences cold weather with wind chill at 19°F, clear skies, and gusty winds. There's potential for rain, sleet, and snow in the upcoming days with a warming trend by the weekend.

San Antonio is expected to experience a mix of wintry weather, with cold temperatures, strong winds, and chances of rain, snow, and sleet in the coming days.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for San Antonio, including partly cloudy skies, varied temperatures, and potential showers as reported by the National Weather Service.

San Antonio's weather forecast includes brisk temperatures, clear skies, and possible gusty winds, with a chilly weekend ahead.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for San Antonio with temperatures ranging from highs of 58 to 71 degrees and increasing chances of rain leading to a clearer weekend, before a temperature drop on Sunday night.

San Antonio is experiencing cool, fair weather with a gradual transition to cloudiness and a slight chance of showers later in the week, as reported by the National Weather Service.

San Antonio anticipates a sunny day with a high of 61°F, a light breeze, and clear skies. Tonight, the temperature may drop to 36°F with gusty winds. The weather is expected to remain clear into the early week, with cooler temperatures and some wind.

The weather in San Antonio is expected to be sunny with mild temperatures, reaching highs around 58 to 70 degrees and light winds throughout the week.

San Antonio's weather sees a shift with cooler temperatures and increasing clouds, with a high of 43 degrees and a wind chill lower than the actual temperature. Conditions will improve over the weekend with sunnier skies and rising temperatures.

The San Antonio Zoo closed on Thursday due to cold weather, focusing on animal safety and care, with necessary precautions and potential teams staying overnight.

Governor Abbott urges Texans to stay cautious amid severe winter weather and announces measures such as opening warming centers and activating emergency personnel.