As we step into the middle of the week, the weather is finally giving us that much-anticipated break from the sticky heat that has graced South Texas lately. You might remember feeling a bit of that hot and humid air at the start of this week. Well, hold onto your hats because a cold front is on the move, and it promises to usher in some delightful changes!
This week, a weak cold front has been hanging around Central Texas since Monday, keeping temperatures in other areas cooler. But fear not, San Antonio! Today, that front is going to make its way through our neck of the woods. While we can’t expect it to bring Arctic chill, it will definitely introduce much drier air.
Now, here’s the scoop: Before the front sweeps in, we’ll feel warmer and more humid mornings, with temperatures lingering in the mid-70s. But as the day progresses, we’re looking at a quick rise in temperatures, reaching into the low 90s by lunchtime. Certainly, a warm welcome for the front!
Typically, when fronts move in, we might expect a significant dip in temperature, but this one isn’t strong enough to keep us from reaching lower to mid-90s again this afternoon. Between about 1 and 4 p.m., there might even be a slight chance—around a 20% shot—of some light showers or weak storms buzzing through as the front does its thing.
But as the clock ticks closer to evening, you may notice a refreshing shift. Stronger northerly winds, whipping at about 15 to 20 mph, will sweep through. These winds will help clear the skies, allowing temperatures to decrease into the 70s after 8 p.m., leading into what promises to be a delightful night.
After all this sticky humidity, here comes the fun part! As we settle down for the night, the temperatures are expected to dip to a cool 66 to 69 degrees across the San Antonio metro area. If you’re headed up to the Hill Country, you might even see temps fall into the upper 50s to low 60s. Perfect for those who love to snuggle up with a blanket under the stars!
Thursday morning, the air will still feel refreshingly dry, with morning temperatures slowly climbing to the low 80s by noon. Expect sunny skies and highs reaching the upper 80s as we bask in the warmth of the sun.
Looking ahead, after a taste of cooler temperatures late Thursday night into Friday morning—when we can enjoy lows in the mid-60s—it seems we’ll be back on the rise again. Get ready for high temperature returns to the low 90s by Friday afternoon. The weekend will follow suit; though morning lows will remain comfortably cool in the mid to upper 60s, we can expect afternoon highs to rise above average.
And before we sign off, how about a little weather news from beyond our borders? Tropical Storm Helene formed down in the northwestern Caribbean Sea and is anticipated to strengthen into a hurricane soon. It’s expected to impact areas including the Florida Gulf Coast, bringing with it some significant winds and possible flooding. Always good to keep an eye on how these storms evolve!
So there you have it, friends! The weather is changing, the heat is easing, and it’s a wonderful time to step outside and enjoy the beautiful scenes that San Antonio has to offer. Remember, as the skies clear and the air turns crisp, it’s a perfect reminder that fall is knocking at our door. Enjoy the weather!
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