FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- FOGGY MORNINGS: Patchy dense fog each morning through Wednesday
- WARM: The next seven days will feature afternoon temps in the 70s
- RAIN CHANCE: Small chance on Sunday
- LAST FREEZE? Today marks the average last freeze for San Antonio
FORECAST
February lived up to its billing of being a month in which we see extreme temperature swings. We’ve seen everything from highs in the 90s to lows in the teens. After all the ups and downs, know that this week features a quieter weather pattern and steadier temperatures.
WARMING UP TODAY
This morning’s patchy fog has dissipated, leaving plenty of sunshine which will stick around into the afternoon. Highs climb into the mid-70s as a result, with winds out of south-southwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour.
FOGGY MORNINGS
Like this morning, Tuesday and Wednesday may see patchy fog, too. Low clouds will also be around both days, with clouds likely holding on a bit longer on Wednesday.
WARM END TO THE MONTH
Highs will be in the 70s all week long and into the weekend. Mornings stay in the upper-40s and 50s.
ANY RAIN?
The short answer is probably not. We can’t rule out a stray shower with a weak front on Thursday morning. Otherwise, our next shot is a small window with a storm system on Sunday. Still, don’t expect much in terms of totals.
AVERAGE LAST FREEZE
Last week featured plenty of freezing temperatures, however, it’s worth noting that today marks the average last freeze for San Antonio. Does that mean we won’t see another freeze? No. In fact, we’ve seen a freeze as late as April 3th in San Antonio. But, the odds of freezing temperatures will continue to decrease as we move into March.
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