Some areas outside of the San Antonio metro may briefly drop to freezing Tuesday morning.

We start the day with some fog until around 10 a.m. After the fog clears, the weather will become warmer and sunnier. Multiple fronts arrive over the next week picking up winds, decreasing temperatures, and no rain is expected.

A warm weekend with highs in the low-70s. A weak front on Sunday will bring breezy north winds, and a slight temperature dip.

The weekend will see clearing skies and warmer temperatures in the low-70s, with a weak front bringing mild winds on Sunday. Next week, expect cooler weather on Monday due to the front, followed by above-average temperatures and no rain for the rest of the week.

Gradually falling temperatures today, with light showers possible.

A cold front will drop temperatures and we'll see a chance of rain on Thursday.

Warmer Tuesday and Wednesday, before another strong front brings cold weather Thursday and Friday.

Staying chilly most of the week

December starts with temps only near 50°

Highs will struggle to get out of the 40s Sunday and Monday

Lots of changes in the next 48 hours

Mild today, drizzle tomorrow, and much colder by Sunday.

Gusty winds this morning, with sunny skies and cooler temps today.

A beautiful Thanksgiving, but active weather thereafter.

Showers and a storm or two are possible today, before lower humidity moves in this evening.

Slight chance of rain Sunday & Monday, then turning cooler and fall-like for Thanksgiving.

Slight chance of rain, then turning cooler and fall-like for Thanksgiving.

A parade of systems give us isolated to widely scattered showers & storms through the weekend.

Heavy rain and storms continue in Hill Country, with potential street flooding. Sporadic rain is expected tonight through Monday, with a possibility of strong storms on Sunday for San Antonio.

A storm system will generate heavier storms tonight from Del Rio to Rocksprings.

Flood risk is highest in the Hill Country

A storm system will generate showers and storms Wednesday night throught Thursday for San Antonio.

Some of the storms Thursday could be strong or severe

Stronger storms are possible across Texas Wednesday & Thursday

Toasty temps continue into next week. The next chance of rain is late next week.

South Texas is experiencing unusual heat and humidity with a potential pattern change next week bringing relief.

Central Texas recently experienced a rare aurora event due to a G4-level geomagnetic storm, with potential for another sighting pending. Meanwhile, a stretch of warm and humid weather is expected, with temperatures in the 80s and potential for patchy fog in the mornings. Despite increased moisture, rainfall is unlikely, with only a slim chance of isolated showers early next week.

Temps have slipped into the 30s this morning, but this will be our last cold morning, as moisture returns.

High fire danger tomorrow, and we’re eyeing the weekend for storm chances

Winds calm tonight, chilly 30s for Monday morning

Sunday will be windy with high fire danger.

A strong cold front remains scheduled for pre-dawn Sunday.

After morning fog over the next two days, temperatures will be warm during the afternoons.

A cold front on Saturday night will bring big changes for the second half of the weekend.

The next few days will bring morning, patchy fog and warm afternoons.

It'll be warm this week, before a cold front next weekend.

Pleasant weather, but without rain in the forecast, drought will likely worse

Don’t cancel outdoor plans! Rain chance is minimal Saturday

It'll be picture perfect today, with highs in the upper-70s and cool conditions this evening.

San Antonio experienced its coldest temperature since early April, dropping to 41°. The weather forecast for Friday night predicts perfect conditions for trick-or-treating, with a storm system expected on Saturday bringing brief cloud cover and a 20% chance of rain. Skies are expected to clear by Saturday night, and Daylight Saving Time ends on Sunday with clocks falling back one hour.

Gusty winds and dry air will combine to bring an "extreme" fire danger.

A cold front today will bring big changes to the forecast.

It’ll be windy with mornings in the 40s!

The weather will be lovely for Trick-or-Treating Friday

Overnight, 1 to 3 inches of much needed rain fell around San Antonio.

Strong storms are possible Friday night and pre-dawn Saturday.

An area of showers and storms is forecast to move through Friday night.

Lower humidity is expected this afternoon, while temperatures remain warm.

Humidity will bounce around this week, before rain chances return to the forecast on Friday.

Dry air & a windy morning mean fires could get out of control if they develop

A front will drop humidity significantly by Sunday.

A front will drop humidity significantly by Sunday.

San Antonio is experiencing an unusually warm October, potentially breaking the record for the most 90-degree days since 1947. A weak front is expected over the weekend, bringing drier air.

Temperatures continue to be much warmer than average

Temperatures continue to be much warmer than average

HOT-tober continues...

HOT-tober continues...

San Antonio is experiencing unseasonably high temperatures, with forecasts predicting highs in the 90s throughout the week. A potential cool front might arrive after October 19, its impact remains uncertain. High pressure is maintaining the hot, dry conditions expected to persist until at least the weekend.

At least mornings will be cool & comfortable

High pressure is dominating the weather in San Antonio, resulting in stable, hot, and dry conditions with cooler mornings and warm afternoons. Although humidity levels are expected to decrease later in the week, there is little chance of rain as moisture from tropical systems is diverted away from the area.

Only a stray shower today, with cool mornings this weekend.

A weak front will help to stir up a few showers this afternoon.

Dry conditions continue, with only a small chance of rain tomorrow.

We have to look beyond October 15 for a chance at a cool down

A dry stretch of weather is forecast to continue into mid-October.

A dry stretch of weather is forecast to continue into mid-October.

Very consistent weather continues as we roll through the first part of October.

October typically brings cooler weather, but San Antonio will remain above average. The warm streak continues through early October, with above-average temperatures and slight rain chances expected.

Dry vegetation brings a higher fire danger today and tomorrow.

Another quiet weather stretch is on tap as we move into October.

Another rain-free stretch lies ahead. Drought conditions likely worsen.

Another rain-free stretch lies ahead. Drought conditions likely worsen.

Another rain-free stretch lies ahead. Drought conditions likely worsen.

Lower humidity arrives today, with cooler mornings ahead.

A cold front is moving into San Antonio this afternoon, bringing a broken line of storms and noticeable drops in temperatures. Expect spotty rain chances, storm timing, and the extended outlook.

Scattered rain likely Wednesday afternoon with cool mornings by the end of the week

Showers & a few storms possible Wednesday afternoon & evening

A weak cool front will move through Texas, bringing rain for *some*

A weak cool front will move through Texas, bringing rain for *some*

The pattern is shifting away from rain chances next week.

A cutoff low will bring a change to our weather by the middle of next week.

Monday, for now, presents the best chance for rainfall.

A pattern shift will bring rain chances by the weekend and early next week.

Forecasts call for us to shift back to La Nina conditions.

More heat today and all of next week. Only very small rain chances, mainly along the coast, are in the forecast.

San Antonio enters the weekend with dry, warm, and breezy weather as high pressure holds steady. Rain chances remain low, but we are keeping an eye on the Atlantic.

More heat this weekend and into next week. Plus, we are watching what takes place in the Atlantic.

Drought monitor is expected later this morning.

Stagnant air could lead to elevated ozone levels today, otherwise it'll be sunny and hot.

Dry air will make it feel pleasant in the mornings, but warm in the afternoons

High pressure builds, as temperatures rise.

Many areas will see rain today, but widespread flooding is less of a concern

Many areas will see rain today, but widespread flooding is less of a concern

Expect hot and dry conditions Friday, followed by increasing rain chances late Sunday into Monday as tropical moisture from Lorena moves into South-Central Texas. Localized heavy downpours could lead to flash flooding, especially in low-lying areas.

The remnants of Hurricane Lorena will help to produce rainfall at some point Sunday into Monday

The remnants of Hurricane Lorena will help to produce rainfall at some point Sunday into Monday

Tropical moisture from the Pacific could bring rain chances this weekend.

Good rain fell last night. It's quieter on the radar this morning, however, isolated activity will reform today.

Highest rain chance Sunday evening through Monday

Highest rain chance Sunday evening through Monday