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San Antonio’s First Freeze Expected Early Sunday After Strong Cold Front

A brief dip below freezing is forecast in the city, with longer, harder freezes likely in the Hill Country.

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Shown are the potential low temperatures across Texas late Saturday and into early Sunday. Subfreezing lows are likely for most Texas cities.
Shown are the expected temperatures in South Texas at 2 p.m. Friday, as a cold front approaches San Antonio from the north.
This map of Southeast Texas shows forecast low temperatures on Sunday morning. The pink line represents where lows of 32 degrees or colder are expected. 

Overview

  • Forecasts show San Antonio near freezing by 3–4 a.m. Sunday with lows around 30–31°F by 6–7 a.m., marking the season’s first freeze.
  • Hill Country communities such as Kerrville and Fredericksburg could fall to the low 20s and remain below 32°F for up to 12 hours.
  • A Friday front turns winds north with gusts near 30–35 mph and drops temperatures from the low 70s to the 50s by evening.
  • Residents are urged to protect pets, sensitive plants, and exposed pipes, with sub-28°F and hard-freeze conditions possible outside the city limits.
  • Temperatures rebound into the upper 50s to low 60s Sunday and warm further Monday, with another front bringing increasing rain chances Tuesday night into Wednesday.