The precipitation has finally left, however we are still seeing ice on the roads. Temperatures will slowly start to increase throughout the afternoon.

WINTER STORM WARNING: Cold rain changes to ice Saturday night in San Antonio. Travel impacts possible early Sunday, higher accumulations in the Hill Country

For San Antonio: Just wet roads Saturday until sunset. Ice likely to begin after sunset and last into Sunday morning. Up to 0.1" of ice possible around most of San Antonio, but higher accumulations up to 0.25" in the Hill Country could cause isolated power outages.

A cold front will bring colder air Saturday. A window for light icing occurs Sunday morning.

The severity of the impacts will depend on *how much* ice we get Saturday

A few showers are possible this week, then much colder air moves in this weekend.

Temperatures are expected to rise from the low 40s in the morning to the low 60s by afternoon. Rain chances increase starting Tuesday afternoon, particularly out west, with potential heavy rain midweek. The week will see a gradual warming trend, reaching near 70s by the weekend.

San Antonio faces an elevated fire risk on Saturday, a hard freeze Sunday morning, with increased rain chances on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Saturday will be chilly with temperatures in the 50s, and by Sunday morning, a freeze is expected, with a hard freeze possible outside city limits. Monday's MLK Day will start around 40°F, warming to the lower 60s with dry weather, while rain is anticipated Tuesday and Wednesday.

But Thursday will be sunny, quiet, and pleasant

Plan for chilly mornings and variable afternoons along with a chance of rain early next week.

Damp roads are likely this morning, with drying conditions this afternoon.

An upper level low will bring spotty, light showers to South Texas tonight and early Tuesday, with a 30% chance of rain, mainly affecting the Tuesday morning commute. A warm up is expected Wednesday before a weak front lowers temperatures again on Thursday, with morning temperatures in the 30s expected through Sunday, though no freezing temperatures are anticipated.

A light freeze affects the Hill Country, southern Edwards Plateau, and Rio Grande Plains. Temperatures will rise to the mid 50s and 60s under partly sunny skies, with a chance of spotty showers on Monday expanding southeast by Tuesday.

San Antonio is experiencing a cold front with gusty winds and wind chills, leading to elevated fire danger across South Central Texas. Temperatures will drop this weekend, with highs in the 50s and 60s and possible freezes. Next week will see a rebound in temperatures with mild and sunny weather.

After a small shot at rain today, a strong front will give us gusts to 40 mph by Saturday morning.

Windy and warm this morning, with colder temperatures expected this weekend.

The day will start with humid air and morning fog, with temperatures soaring near 80. A cold front on Friday brings cooler weather for the weekend, with highs in the upper 50s and gusty north winds on Saturday. Near-freezing temperatures are expected on Sunday and Monday mornings.

After a foggy morning, we'll see near-record heat this afternoon

Warm and humid this week, before cooler weather this weekend.

South Central Texas is experiencing beautiful weather at the weekend's end, with Sunday starting chilly but warming to the mid-70s under sunny skies. Light winds make it an ideal day for outdoor activities.

The weekend brings a return to cooler, more typical January weather following Friday's heat. Midweek rain chances of 20% emerge late Wednesday into Thursday, with cooler air to follow.

South Texas is forecast to be the hottest place in the nation today.

Then, a quick warm up for the first days of 2026

The week continues with chilly weather. New Year's Eve will be cold, but New Year's Day promises sunny and pleasant weather with temperatures in the low to mid-70s. The weekend will remain dry and warm, ideal for outdoor activities.

Tuesday will be sunnier, but still chilly

A Wind Advisory is in effect for South-Central Texas tonight through noon Monday due to a strong cold front, with north winds of 20-30 mph and gusts up to 45 mph.

San Antonio will experience unseasonably warm weather over the weekend before a cold front arrives late Sunday night. Gusty winds, significant temperature drop to the 40s and 50s Monday, and a chance of rain are all possible.

A strong cold front will bring changes by late Sunday. Temperatures will drop to the 40s on Monday with gusty north winds up to 40 mph, and a slight chance of rain. New Year's Eve is expected to be seasonably chilly but dry, ideal for celebrations.

A bit of a temperature roller coaster to end 2025

A bit of a temperature roller coaster to end 2025

Warmth will the norm across a large part of the country for Christmas Day.

Warm conditions are expected all week long.

We’ll be near 80° Christmas Day

An unusually warm and dry stretch continues right up until Christmas

Cold this morning, but warm weather takes over, especially next week.

Gusty winds kick in this afternoon.

Dense Fog Advisory is in effect until 9am. Expect drizzle to persist through midday.

Showers, drizzle tonight, then a cold front on Thursday.

A cold start will lead to a cool and mostly cloudy day.

Get ready for chilly and windy weather

Get ready for chilly and windy weather

Fog, thick at times, will be around through mid-morning.

Patchy dense fog on Friday morning, with a cold front on Sunday.

A cold front will kick up winds around midday in San Antonio.

After a cold morning, we'll see a nice warm-up today.

Some areas outside of the San Antonio metro may briefly drop to freezing Tuesday morning.

We start the day with some fog until around 10 a.m. After the fog clears, the weather will become warmer and sunnier. Multiple fronts arrive over the next week picking up winds, decreasing temperatures, and no rain is expected.

A warm weekend with highs in the low-70s. A weak front on Sunday will bring breezy north winds, and a slight temperature dip.

The weekend will see clearing skies and warmer temperatures in the low-70s, with a weak front bringing mild winds on Sunday. Next week, expect cooler weather on Monday due to the front, followed by above-average temperatures and no rain for the rest of the week.

Gradually falling temperatures today, with light showers possible.

A cold front will drop temperatures and we'll see a chance of rain on Thursday.

Warmer Tuesday and Wednesday, before another strong front brings cold weather Thursday and Friday.

Staying chilly most of the week

December starts with temps only near 50°

Highs will struggle to get out of the 40s Sunday and Monday

Lots of changes in the next 48 hours

Mild today, drizzle tomorrow, and much colder by Sunday.

Gusty winds this morning, with sunny skies and cooler temps today.

A beautiful Thanksgiving, but active weather thereafter.

Showers and a storm or two are possible today, before lower humidity moves in this evening.

Slight chance of rain Sunday & Monday, then turning cooler and fall-like for Thanksgiving.

Slight chance of rain, then turning cooler and fall-like for Thanksgiving.

A parade of systems give us isolated to widely scattered showers & storms through the weekend.

Heavy rain and storms continue in Hill Country, with potential street flooding. Sporadic rain is expected tonight through Monday, with a possibility of strong storms on Sunday for San Antonio.

A storm system will generate heavier storms tonight from Del Rio to Rocksprings.

Flood risk is highest in the Hill Country

A storm system will generate showers and storms Wednesday night throught Thursday for San Antonio.

Some of the storms Thursday could be strong or severe

Stronger storms are possible across Texas Wednesday & Thursday

Toasty temps continue into next week. The next chance of rain is late next week.

South Texas is experiencing unusual heat and humidity with a potential pattern change next week bringing relief.

Central Texas recently experienced a rare aurora event due to a G4-level geomagnetic storm, with potential for another sighting pending. Meanwhile, a stretch of warm and humid weather is expected, with temperatures in the 80s and potential for patchy fog in the mornings. Despite increased moisture, rainfall is unlikely, with only a slim chance of isolated showers early next week.

Temps have slipped into the 30s this morning, but this will be our last cold morning, as moisture returns.

High fire danger tomorrow, and we’re eyeing the weekend for storm chances

Winds calm tonight, chilly 30s for Monday morning

Sunday will be windy with high fire danger.

A strong cold front remains scheduled for pre-dawn Sunday.

After morning fog over the next two days, temperatures will be warm during the afternoons.

A cold front on Saturday night will bring big changes for the second half of the weekend.

The next few days will bring morning, patchy fog and warm afternoons.

It'll be warm this week, before a cold front next weekend.

Pleasant weather, but without rain in the forecast, drought will likely worse

Don’t cancel outdoor plans! Rain chance is minimal Saturday

It'll be picture perfect today, with highs in the upper-70s and cool conditions this evening.

San Antonio experienced its coldest temperature since early April, dropping to 41°. The weather forecast for Friday night predicts perfect conditions for trick-or-treating, with a storm system expected on Saturday bringing brief cloud cover and a 20% chance of rain. Skies are expected to clear by Saturday night, and Daylight Saving Time ends on Sunday with clocks falling back one hour.

Gusty winds and dry air will combine to bring an "extreme" fire danger.

A cold front today will bring big changes to the forecast.

It’ll be windy with mornings in the 40s!

The weather will be lovely for Trick-or-Treating Friday

Overnight, 1 to 3 inches of much needed rain fell around San Antonio.

Strong storms are possible Friday night and pre-dawn Saturday.

An area of showers and storms is forecast to move through Friday night.

Lower humidity is expected this afternoon, while temperatures remain warm.

Humidity will bounce around this week, before rain chances return to the forecast on Friday.

Dry air & a windy morning mean fires could get out of control if they develop

A front will drop humidity significantly by Sunday.

A front will drop humidity significantly by Sunday.

San Antonio is experiencing an unusually warm October, potentially breaking the record for the most 90-degree days since 1947. A weak front is expected over the weekend, bringing drier air.

Temperatures continue to be much warmer than average