Overview
- San Antonio rebounded quickly after a brief cold snap that dropped the city to 34 degrees Tuesday, the coldest since late February, while outlying Hill Country spots briefly froze under a Freeze Warning.
- A weak front arrives around midday Wednesday, with temperatures topping out near the mid-70s before dipping slightly late day as north winds gust up to about 30 mph.
- Thursday turns a bit cooler with sunny skies and highs in the mid to upper 60s following the front’s passage.
- Southerly flow returns Friday and Saturday to push highs back into the mid to upper 70s, then a stronger front Sunday is expected to knock readings into the 50s and 60s with only a small shower chance.
- Rain remains scarce across the region, and forecasters note the city is on pace to finish the year roughly four inches below normal precipitation with drought continuing.