Residents will get a welcome respite from the recent cold weather as the City of San Antonio prepares for a sunny and temperate Thanksgiving week. The city awoke this morning to pleasant temperatures of 49 F, but with a significant humidity of 83%, according to the most recent data from the National Weather Service. Due to light winds moving southward, the forecast calls for plenty of sunshine and a high of 79 degrees Fahrenheit later today.
The forecast calls for largely clear skies tonight with a low of about 59 degrees Fahrenheit. The south-southeast wind, which will blow between 5 and 10 mph, is a gentle rival to the clarity above. With temperatures peaking at around 83 degrees Fahrenheit and south breezes reaching up to 15 mph with gusts of up to 20 mph, tomorrow is also expected to be largely sunny.
With the exception of a slight change in the wind direction from the south southwest to the east southeast in the afternoon, the weather is still sunny and might reach a high of about 85 degrees Fahrenheit on Monday. While the north-northwest wind picks up speed, possibly reaching 20 mph, the evening will drop to a low of about 54 F.
The temperature should slightly drop as Tuesday approaches, reaching a high of about 70 degrees Fahrenheit. By the afternoon, the northeast wind should subside to a light breeze. However, the night brings a low of about 59 degrees Fahrenheit with partly overcast skies. A calm wind from the south-southwest will blow at 5 mph. As we get closer to Thanksgiving, Wednesday promises to be partly sunny with a high of about 83 degrees Fahrenheit and a persistent breeze from the south.
The actual Thanksgiving Day forecast calls for largely sunny skies and a pleasant high of 71 degrees Fahrenheit, making it the perfect weather for outdoor family get-togethers or a leisurely stroll through the local streets. Forecasters predict that the night will turn gloomy and partly cloudy, with a low of 46 degrees Fahrenheit. Finally, Friday continues to be a constant day with mostly sunny skies and a high of about 65 degrees Fahrenheit. Visit the National Weather Service website for the most recent weather forecasts and information in San Antonio.
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