Another Cold Front Arrives in San Antonio This Evening

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A cold front is expected to move through the San Antonio area this evening, bringing gusty winds and a gradual cool-down. Temperatures on Friday will start in the 30s and only reach the mid-50s for a high, with skies going from mostly cloudy to clear late in the day. Saturday will be the coldest day, with highs only in the 40s and a reinforcing shot of cold air moving through. By Sunday morning, clear skies, light winds, and dry air will allow temperatures to fall into the mid-20s, resulting in a hard freeze.

Why it matters

This latest cold front is part of an ongoing pattern of volatile weather in the San Antonio area, with sharp temperature swings and the potential for hard freezes that can impact local agriculture, infrastructure, and residents' daily activities.

The details

The cold front is expected to move through the San Antonio area after sunset this evening, bringing gusty winds and a gradual cool-down. Temperatures on Friday will start in the 30s and only reach the mid-50s for a high, with skies going from mostly cloudy to clear late in the day. Saturday will be the coldest day, with highs only in the 40s and a reinforcing shot of cold air moving through. By Sunday morning, clear skies, light winds, and dry air will allow temperatures to fall into the mid-20s, resulting in a hard freeze.

• This evening, a cold front will move through the San Antonio area after sunset.
• On Friday, temperatures will start in the 30s and only reach the mid-50s for a high.
• On Saturday, highs will only reach the 40s as a reinforcing shot of cold air moves through.
• On Sunday morning, temperatures will fall into the mid-20s, resulting in a hard freeze.

What’s next

Meteorologists will continue to monitor the weather patterns and provide updates on the potential for rain next week as another front approaches the area.