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San Antonio Weather: Mild Weekend Before Heatwave
SAN ANTONIO — May 14, 2024 — This weekend, San Antonio residents can enjoy pleasant weather before extreme heat arrives. Sunny conditions with highs in the 80s are expected.However, a significant shift is coming, as temperatures are forecast to reach 100 degrees Fahrenheit next week. The primary San Antonio weather concern is the impending return of high temperatures, and experts advise staying informed.
san Antonio Weather: Enjoy the Mild Weekend Before the Heatwave
San Antonio residents should take advantage of the pleasant weather this weekend,as scorching temperatures are on the horizon. The alamo City is set to experience a brief respite before the heat returns.
Pro Tip: Gardening This Weekend
Early morning hours this weekend offer an ideal window for gardening. With mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures,its a perfect time to get your hands dirty before the heat intensifies.
This weekend promises mostly sunny conditions with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s for both Saturday and Sunday.While the chance is slim, an isolated shower or two cannot be entirely ruled out.
Winds and Temperature Trends
Currently, winds from the north are contributing to the comfortable conditions. However, a shift is expected.
A southerly wind flow will soon return, driving temperatures upward. After a high in the 90s on Monday, temperatures are forecast to climb to 100 degrees Fahrenheit from Tuesday through at least Thursday. Forecasters suggest that record highs could be challenged during this period.
Drought Conditions Persist Despite Recent Rainfall
While recent rains have provided some relief to the Edwards Aquifer, the region remains in a state of extreme drought. Area residents are reminded to continue adhering to water restrictions.
Did You Know? Rainfall Totals
During a five-day period ending at 7 a.m.,Bexar County received approximately a quarter to a half-inch of rain. The Kerrville area saw up to an inch, while the Eagle Pass area recorded two to three inches.
The San Antonio International Airport has recorded less than six inches of rain this year. The rainfall deficit for the year is nearly four inches, according to the weather service.
Water Conservation: A must
Given the persistent drought conditions, conserving water remains crucial for all residents.Simple changes in daily habits can make a significant difference in preserving this vital resource.
