Attendees enjoy various indoor attractions at the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo despite the cold weather.
As an Arctic cold front approaches San Antonio, the city is set to continue with the festivities of the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo. While temperatures will plummet, organizers urge attendees to dress warmly and enjoy various indoor activities available at the event. With a Wind Advisory in effect, local officials are also opening shelters for vulnerable populations and providing free transportation to warm spaces. Despite the chilly forecast, residents can still relish the excitement of the rodeo while staying cozy.
San Antonio is preparing for a blast of chilly weather this week, but that won’t stop the excitement at the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo! The organizers have announced that they will keep the festivities rolling, even as an Arctic cold front makes its way into town.
Starting Tuesday, February 18, 2025, between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m., the cold front is expected to hit San Antonio. Temperatures will drop quickly, and by the time you’re sipping your evening tea, you could be looking at degrees falling into the 30s. By Wednesday morning, things will feel even chillier due to wind chills that might make it feel like it’s in the teens! In fact, the National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Cold Warning for Bexar County.
No need to fear the cold—just dress for it! The rodeo will continue to host its many attractions and entertainment options. Organizers are encouraging guests to **bundle up** and seek out the many **indoor activities** available. Whether it’s savouring yummy food, enjoying craft displays, or just taking in the atmosphere, there’s plenty to keep you warm and entertained as the temperatures take a nosedive.
The safety of everyone involved—patrons, volunteers, exhibitors, and staff—is a top priority. Rodeo officials will keep the public informed with any necessary updates regarding changes due to weather conditions. So, keep your eyes peeled and your ears open as the rodeo works to keep everyone safe while providing a fun-filled experience!
With wind gusts expected to reach a brisk 35 mph or higher, a Wind Advisory will be in effect from Tuesday night through Wednesday morning. Residents should be cautious, especially on bridges and overpasses where potential mist or moisture could create hazardous conditions. If you’re planning to head out, make sure your shoes have solid grip!
Local officials are looking out for vulnerable populations as the temperatures drop. Starting Tuesday night at 7 p.m., officials will open shelters for those who need a warm place to stay. Additionally, the San Antonio Street Outreach Team will be at the ready, available 24/7 to assist any unsheltered residents.
For anyone needing warmth, public libraries, Senior Centers, and Community Centers will also be accessible during regular hours. It’s the perfect opportunity to snuggle up with a good book or enjoy some community time!
To make it easier for everyone to stay warm, VIA public transportation will offer free rides to and from warming locations from February 19 through February 22. This is an excellent chance for community members to find refuge from the cold without breaking the bank!
The San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo runs from February 6 through February 23, so there’s still plenty of time to experience the fun! With various indoor activities available, you can enjoy all the excitement the rodeo has to offer while keeping snug as a bug in a rug. So, grab those winter coats, and come out to support this great local tradition—even when it’s cold! It might not be your usual rodeo weather, but that’s not going to stop the show!
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