The weather in San Antonio is forecast to be a mix of clouds and sunshine with chances of showers and thunderstorms, highs in the mid-70s to low 80s, and lows in the upper 40s to 50s.

San Antonio is set for a week of changing weather, with cloudy and cool conditions leading to sunny and warm weather by the weekend, as per the National Weather Service.

San Antonio's weather this week will fluctuate with conditions varying from cool and windy to warmer and sunny, with a high near 69° and gusty winds forecasted for Wednesday, and temperatures rising towards the weekend.

The article details an impending weather shift in San Antonio, predicting fog clearing to a high of 88°F, followed by cooler, gusty conditions, with temperatures dropping to around 60°F and mostly cloudy skies throughout the week.

San Antonio's weather will vary this week, with temperatures fluctuating and diverse conditions including partly sunny skies, high winds, and cloudy days.

San Antonio's weather forecast predicts sunny skies with mid-80s temperatures, slight breezes, and chances of patchy fog. A midweek dip to 61 degrees is expected before a weekend warm-up.

Warm weather is expected in San Antonio, with the National Weather Service forecasting sunny skies and moderate winds, and temperatures reaching into the mid-80s. Evening lows may dip into the low 60s with potential gusty winds.

A 3.9-magnitude earthquake hit Falls City, Texas, marking the 13th quake in a month, following a recent 4.7-magnitude tremor that affected the area and surrounding regions.

San Antonio's weather is shifting to warmer temperatures with clear skies and highs of 86 degrees, though windy conditions persist, according to KSAT and the National Weather Service.

San Antonio hit a record 100 degrees on February 21, 1996, the highest temperature ever recorded in February for the city, amid a month marked by a dramatic temperature range.

A 2.2-magnitude earthquake struck near Poth, Texas, following a recent 4.7-magnitude quake. Seismic activity in the area is increasing, possibly due to local drilling operations. No major damage or injuries were reported.

San Antonio residents and stargazers nationwide prepare for an April 8 total solar eclipse, which offers a unique opportunity for scientific research, particularly for Southwest Research Institute scientists studying the sun's corona.

Foggy conditions in San Antonio led to predictions of sun and highs near 79°F today, with the fog clearing and winds reaching 20 mph. Nights will stay mild around 61°F, with temperatures set to rise through the week.