Another cold front, soggy week ahead for San Antonio

San Antonio’s soggy Saturday morning (and week) appears to be a possible trend through the next week as an arctic front slides southward across the United States. According to the National Weather Service, the Alamo City is looking at a chance for thunderstorms overnight, but there may be a bit of a reprieve Sunday afternoon before the rain and a cold front returns next week. 

The chance for showers and some patchy fog is expected to stick around throughout Saturday afternoon, the forecast said. Models show that thunderstorms may begin to develop overnight through the mid-afternoon on Sunday, and is expected to give way to mostly sunny conditions after 3 p.m. The reprieve from possible rain is short lived, as forecasted shower chances pick up again after the cold front settles in the area on Monday and will bounce between 40% and 60% through Thursday, February 2. 

Weekend temperatures will feel warmer than the previous few days despite soggy conditions, with highs in the mid-60’s and 70’s on Saturday and Sunday respectively. Saturday nighttime lows will sit in the low-60’s and drop to the low-50’s on Sunday in the expected cooling trend. From Monday onward, through the forecasted increased precipitation chances, daytime temperatures are expected in the low-to-mid 50’s and nighttime lows in the low-to-mid 40’s. Thursday night temperatures are expected to drop into the mid-to-upper 30’s as the rain chances clear out, giving way to a clear and sunny Friday. 

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