San Antonio is set for a significant weather change as a cold front moves through the area. While temperatures reached record highs today, relief is expected by Sunday.
Upcoming Weather Changes in San Antonio
Today, San Antonio experienced temperatures soaring to the low to mid-90s. The expected high could tie the record of 93 degrees, which was established in 2007. This evening’s temperatures will remain pleasant for outdoor activities.
Temperature Drop Ahead
As the cold front moves in, temperatures will decrease significantly. On Sunday morning, residents can expect mild and somewhat humid conditions. By the afternoon, however, high temperatures are projected to be in the mid-80s.
- Today’s high: Low to mid-90s
- Record high: 93°F (2007)
- Sunday’s expected high: Mid-80s
- Potential morning lows: 50s, with some areas dipping into the upper 40s
Wind and Humidity Changes
Wind gusts accompanying the cold front are forecasted to reach 20 to 30 mph until early afternoon on Sunday. These winds will gradually weaken by late afternoon.
The cold front will also lead to a decrease in humidity, with dew points falling into the 20s and 30s. Such dry conditions may heighten the risk of wildfires in the region, urging caution when dealing with fire.
No Rain in Sight
This cold front is expected to be a dry one, with no rain predicted. Showers and storms will primarily affect East to North Texas through Sunday morning.
In summary, San Antonio will transition from warm and muggy conditions today to a cooler and drier atmosphere by Sunday. Residents should prepare for a refreshing change as autumn finally arrives.
