Texas – Visibility drops under a mile in spots this morning as mist and light rain hang over San Antonio, slowing drivers and dampening roads right now.
According to the National Weather Service, patchy fog and a 30% chance of showers will continue through the morning commute, with visibility near 0.6 miles reported at the airport. Conditions gradually improve by midday, but the humid air mass remains in place.
Temperatures climb quickly once the clouds thin, reaching near 82°F this afternoon. Light southeast winds keep the air sticky, setting the stage for a warmer and more unsettled pattern heading into Friday.
By Thursday, skies stay mostly cloudy with highs near 85°F. While rain holds off for most of the day, moisture continues building. Meteorologists now tracking a broader system suggest thunderstorms may redevelop across parts of Texas late week, especially closer to Friday.
Friday brings highs around 86°F with increasing instability. While widespread storms are not guaranteed locally, isolated thunderstorms could develop nearby, producing brief downpours and lightning. Drivers along I-35 and Loop 410 should stay alert for sudden visibility drops.
The bigger shift arrives this weekend. Temperatures surge to near 90°F Saturday and low 90s by Sunday and Monday, marking a strong early push toward summer-like heat. Humidity remains high, and spotty storm chances linger, especially late day.
Plan ahead: allow extra travel time this morning due to fog, and stay weather-aware heading into Friday afternoon.
Five Day Outlook for San Antonio, TX:
Thursday: Mostly cloudy, high 85°F
Friday: Isolated storms possible, high 86°F
Saturday: Partly sunny, high 90°F
Sunday: Mostly cloudy, high 91°F
Monday: Partly sunny, high 93°F
