FORECAST HEADLINES
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TUESDAY TEMPS: Record-challenging heat again today, with highs in the upper-90s
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COOL FRONT: arrives overnight into early Wednesday
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WINDS: Gusty tomorrow at 30 mph
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TEMPS: Highs in 70s, mornings in 50s Wed. & Thur. Only 80s into the weekend
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RAIN: Only isolated over the weekend
FORECAST
We’re now less than 24 hours away from an actual, fall-like front (it’s about time!). Before we get there, know that more records likely fall today. Yesterday, we blew out the old record by 3 degrees and some places reached the triple digits. That’ll likely be the case again today. Expect a high around 97° in San Antonio.
The front gets here overnight into early Wednesday morning. When it does, breezy northeast winds will kick in for the first half of the day. Gusts up to 30-35 mph are possible. Temperatures will initially dip into the low-60s Wednesday morning, before only reaching the mid- to upper-70s during the afternoon. Finally!
Then, by Thursday morning, we’ll dip into the low- to mid-50s. It’ll be in the 40s in the Hill Country. You’ll want to dig those light jackets out of the closet for the kids. Temps will rebound to near 80 by Thursday afternoon.
Clouds will begin to thicken up Friday into the weekend. A few showers are possible, mainly on Saturday (20%). However, it is not forecast to be important rainfall. If we do see anything, it’ll be light. The clouds will help to keep temperatures at seasonable levels into next week.