Sarah Spivey, KSAT Weather Authority Meteorologist
The next 5 days will be chilly (Copyright 2026 by KSAT - All rights reserved.)
FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
WEDNESDAY MORNING: Another widespread hard freeze
HIGHS BY THURSDAY: Near-60°
NEXT FRONT: Arrives Friday, cold over the weekend
WEEKEND: Morning hard freezes, highs in the 40s
ANY ICE?: Nope! This front will be precip-free
FORECAST
TOMORROW MORNING
While technically warmer than the last couple of mornings, another hard freeze is expected tomorrow morning as temperatures will dip into the 20s for most.
Tomorrow morning's lows will generally be in the 20s (Copyright 2026 by KSAT - All rights reserved.)
We’ll warm up under abundant sunshine, so temps will quickly rise above freezing. In fact, we’ll be near 60° in the afternoon.
Tomorrow will start very cold, but warm to near 60° (Copyright 2026 by KSAT - All rights reserved.)
SLIGHT WARM-UP
We’ll still likely fall below freezing on Wednesday morning, but the afternoon will bring a nice warm-up. Daytime highs are forecast to stay below average. By Thursday, low-60s are possible.
ANOTHER FRONT
Another front will sweep through on Friday, with a reinforcing shot of cold air on Saturday. This will keep us chilly with our coldest mornings expected to be Saturday & Sunday. We’ll struggle to get out of the 40s during day and mornings will once again dip into the 20s. This time, there will be no icy precipitation
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