San Antonio woke up to a shock this morning as temperatures took a dramatic nosedive, leaving residents scrambling to adjust. Just days after enjoying warm, sunny weather, a cold front has barged in, dropping temperatures by over 20 degrees. For a city that loves its warmth, this chilly twist is no joke.
CURRENT WEATHER SNAPSHOT
Right now, it’s a brisk 56°F (13°C) under cloudy skies, with the chill hitting hard enough to make you rethink your outfit choices. Gone are the carefree, warm mornings—today, it’s all about jackets and layers.
The morning fog is adding another layer of difficulty for those heading to work or school. Visibility is reduced, so if you’re driving, expect some slowdowns. And don’t be surprised if you encounter patchy drizzle, especially as the day goes on.
WHAT’S NEXT FOR SAN ANTONIO?
Here’s a breakdown of the weather for the next few days:
Monday:
- Cloudy skies with patchy drizzle
- Daytime high: 61°F (16°C)
- Nighttime low: 59°F (15°C)
Tuesday:
- Expect a mix of sun and clouds, but keep an umbrella handy
- A couple of showers or thunderstorms are possible
- High: 73°F (23°C)
- Low: 60°F (16°C)
Wednesday:
- Morning showers could stick around briefly before giving way to sunshine
- High: 88°F (31°C) – a major warm-up
- Low: 42°F (5°C) – a steep nighttime drop
WHY THE SUDDEN TEMPERATURE SWING?
Blame this on a powerful cold front sweeping through central Texas. These fronts are notorious for rapid changes, and this one’s no different. On Wednesday, temperatures will skyrocket to nearly 88°F before plunging back into the low 40s by nightfall. That’s Texas weather for you—unpredictable and wild.
MORNING FOG AND TRAVEL HAZARDS
The National Weather Service has issued warnings about patchy fog, which could reduce visibility to less than a mile in some areas. If you’re commuting, give yourself extra time and keep headlights on low beam. Roads might be slick from drizzle, so stay cautious.
HOW TO STAY SAFE
- Layer Up: The temperature is all over the place. Wear layers you can adjust throughout the day.
- Fog Awareness: Drive slowly and be patient—visibility could be tricky.
- Keep an Eye on Updates: With the weather changing so rapidly, staying informed is crucial.
CONCLUSION: WELCOME TO TEXAS WEATHER
San Antonio is getting a front-row seat to how quickly things can change. One minute you’re in shorts, the next you’re bundling up. As this cold front pushes through, keep an eye on local forecasts and be prepared for anything—because here, even the weather likes to keep you guessing.
