FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- SUNDAY: Hot. Mid-90s.
- WATCHING FOR: Red Flag Warning. High fire danger through Monday evening
- 6PM to 6AM: Strong cold front. 40-50 mph wind gusts.
- WATCHING FOR: Downed tree limbs, spotty power outages
- 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
FORECAST
TODAY
After a brief round of morning clouds, temperatures will skyrocket on Sunday. Dry air will help to push temperatures to the mid-90s — breaking a record that’s stood since 1908.
Meanwhile, the fire danger will be very high through the evening. Please avoid any kind of outdoor burning and dispose of cigarettes properly. A RED FLAG WARNING is in effect from noon Sunday to 8 pm Monday.
DINNERTIME COLD FRONT
A strong cold front moves through Sunday between 5 and 7pm. As soon as it arrives, gusty north winds will kick in. Gusts of up to 40-50 mph are possible through the evening and overnight hours.
While we don’t expect widespread power outages, these kinds of winds can cause tree limbs to sway and potentially break, interacting with power lines. This *may* cause spotty power outages tonight.
MONDAY
As we head back to work and school, temps will plummet by Monday morning. We will be cold, but above freezing. San Antonio will dip to near 40°. Bundle up, because winds will make it feel like it’s in the 20s and 30s! After the chilly start, temperatures will struggle to get out of the 50s Monday afternoon.
NEAR FREEZING TUESDAY MORNING
Monday night will be cold, and by Tuesday morning, many of us will be in the 30s. While we expect temperatures to stay just above freezing in San Antonio, outlying areas may briefly touch freezing.
EXTENDED FORECAST
Despite the big temperature swings, no rain is expected for the next 7 to 10 days.
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