SAN ANTONIO – With this week marking spring break for many around the area, here’s the latest on what the weather looks like for any fun, outdoor plans:
Key Points
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A quiet start to the week leads to a more active end
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A warming trend takes over for the first half of the week with 80s returning by Wednesday
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Humidity pumps back in by midweek
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A few storms will be possible as early as Thursday, with daily chances continuing into next weekend
Monday (3/11)
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A chilly start in San Antonio with a low near 50 degrees Monday morning
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A pleasant afternoon with more sunshine, low humidity, and high temperatures in the low-70s
Tuesday (3/12)
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A cool start Tuesday morning with a low in the mid-50s
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Mostly cloudy skies return along with a high temperature in the mid-70s
Wednesday (3/13)
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Additional humidity pumps in, leading to a warmer morning with lows in the low-60s
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Wednesday looks to be the warmest day of the week with highs in the mid-80s
Thursday (3/14)
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A warmer, muggy morning with lows in the mid-60s in San Antonio
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Highs in the upper 70s/near 80 degrees
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A disturbance over the Desert Southwest will send a disturbance into the state, potentially sparking up a few storms, a few of which could be strong
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While the higher threat for severe weather is currently positioned to our northeast (near Dallas, Waco, and Austin), we may catch the tail end of that activity. Something to check back on in the days ahead!
Friday (3/15)
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Lows in the mid-60s are followed by highs in the mid-70s in San Antonio
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A few storms (~30%) are possible locally, with higher chances across parts of North and East Texas
Saturday (3/16) – Sunday (3/17)
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A few storms are possible in South Central Texas Saturday morning, trending drier in the afternoon
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Another isolated chance (~20%) for a lingering shower or storm possible early Sunday
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High temperatures slightly cooler as a cold front works through sometime next weekend, in the 60s/near 70 degrees along with breezy north winds
Water Temperatures
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For those heading to the beach and wanting to get in the water, here’s a look at water temperatures along the Gulf Coast:
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