FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- SATURDAY: Brief, morning fog. Warmer. 80s
- SUNDAY: Hot. Low-90s.
- SUNDAY NIGHT: Strong cold front. 40-50 mph wind gusts.
- MONDAY: Near 40° at sunrise. Highs in the 50s. High fire danger.
- TUESDAY MORNING: 30s. Above freezing for San Antonio. Light freeze in Hill Country
- REMAINING DRY: No rain for next 10 days.
FORECAST
WEEKEND
It’ll be warmer. Saturday will start with brief, morning fog. Then mostly sunny and warm with a high in the low-80s.
Sunday will be hot, with highs near 92 in San Antonio — potentially breaking a record that’s stood since 1908. Gusty winds and very dry air will increase fire weather concerns, especially west and north of I‑35.
A strong cold front moves through Sunday evening, and winds will be from the north, gusting up to 40-50 mph. Temps will plummet and by Monday morning, we’ll be near 40°.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
After the chilly start, temperatures will struggle to get out of the 50s Monday afternoon.
Monday night will be cold, and by Tuesday morning, many of us will be in the 30s. While we expect temperatures to be well above freezing, there may be a light freeze in the Texas Hill Country.
EXTENDED FORECAST
Despite the big temperature swings, no rain is expected for the next 7 to 10 days.
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