More soggy conditions this morning, then quieter weather ahead.

A strong cold front has brought a significant temperature drop of about 20 to 25 degrees. Clouds and cooler air Saturday, with a quick return to 80s and 90s expected early next week. Rain chances reappear midweek as another front approaches, possibly bringing meaningful rainfall to South-Central Texas.

Elevated fire weather risk is present due to gusty winds and low humidity. The upcoming week will be warm and dry, featuring unusually mild February temperatures, with highs reaching the mid-80s to low-90s and little chance of rain.

Afternoon sunshine returns Sunday, boosting high temperatures into the 60s and 70s. That will only be the start of our warming trend over the next few days.

Light wintry mix tonight, ending by sunrise.

A cold front arrives overnight Monday, making for a possible light freeze around the San Antonio area by Wednesday morning.

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Most of the rain moves out of San Antonio in time for Western Heritage Parade and Cattle Drive on Saturday

Halos form from the refraction of the sun’s light when the right deck of high clouds are in place.