Yes, it’s hot! But here’s the thing: it could be a lot worse...

Highs will continue to be in the low- to mid-90s, near average for this time of year

Sarah Spivey, KSAT Weather Authority Meteorologist

Justin Horne, KSAT Weather Authority Meteorologist

Leah Rodriguez, KSAT Weather Authority Meteorologist

Published: June 29, 2026 at 9:34 PM

FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS

SAHARAN DUST: Less dust tomorrow & the rest of the week
STEADY WEATHER: Very little will change through July 4th
COASTAL SHOWERS: Some spotty rain closer to the coast
JULY 4TH: Partly cloudy, mid-90s

FORECAST

TUESDAY

Tomorrow will be pretty much a repeat of today’s weather, with one exception: Saharan dust will thin out, so skies will not be as hazy. Expect brief morning clouds, with abundant afternoon sun. Highs will be in the low- to mid-90s, with a heat index of close to 100°. But here’s the thing: that’s average for this time of year, not exceptionally hot.

COASTAL SHOWERS

As the week progresses, the weather around San Antonio will stay the same. However, if you live closer to the coast, you may see a brief, daytime shower from the seabreeze. Chances these make it to the metro area stand at only 10%.

JULY 4TH

Toasty and humid with plenty of sun. Around the time for fireworks, temps will be falling into the 80s, and it’ll be breezy with a wind from the southeast at 10-20 mph.