SAN ANTONIO – The clouds filled back in as Friday came to a close, and they’ll remain in place for most of the weekend.
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Saturday: Cool, cloudy, and damp
Clouds and patchy drizzle will be the story for Saturday. This along with the slight north wind will keep afternoon temperatures in the 60s after a morning temperature in the low 50s. We’re in for another dreary Saturday.
Sunday: A little warmer
Sunday morning will start in the low 50s with more clouds and drizzle. By afternoon, we’ll warm to near 70 degrees, and the drizzle should wear off. The winds will begin blowing onshore from the Gulf of Mexico, resulting in rising humidity levels throughout the day.
Warm start to next week
Monday and Tuesday will be some of the warmest days so far in 2018. We’ll be in the upper 70s and nearing the 80s during the afternoons, and the humidity from Sunday will linger as well. This will make for a spring-like Presidents Day.
Rain chances loom for mid-week
A cold front will come through during the middle of next week, which will kick up some decent rain chances. The KSAT Weather Authority will be tracking this weather system carefully as we approach the event.
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