San Angelo, TX – Texans waking up Monday face a hot start to fall, but conditions may shift quickly by Tuesday evening. Storm chances are climbing, and residents in San Angelo should stay weather-aware as the first full week of fall brings heat, humidity, and possible thunderstorms.
According to the National Weather Service, Tuesday, September 23, brings a high near 98 degrees with gusty south winds up to 25 mph. By Tuesday night, a 50 percent chance of thunderstorms develops, with rainfall totals varying widely. Some areas could see heavier downpours, making driving hazardous along major routes, including U.S. Highway 67 and nearby farm-to-market roads. Officials advise drivers to allow extra travel time if storms move in during the evening commute.
Wednesday continues the unsettled pattern with another 50 percent chance of showers and storms, and highs near 84. Gusty winds and lightning could accompany stronger cells. By Thursday, drier weather returns with sunshine and a high near 87.
Looking further into the week, Friday climbs to 92 with mostly sunny skies. Saturday trends warmer with highs near 90, but a 20 percent rain chance lingers into the afternoon. This early fall mix highlights Texas’ shifting seasonal patterns, with heat holding steady but storm systems increasing.
Residents should prepare for rapidly changing conditions, especially Tuesday night into Wednesday. Keep phones charged, check local alerts, and monitor travel routes.
5-Day Forecast (San Angelo, TX):
- Tuesday: 98°F, windy, storms possible at night.
- Wednesday: 84°F, 50% storm chance.
- Thursday: 87°F, sunny, dry.
- Friday: 92°F, mostly sunny.
- Saturday: 90°F, slight rain chance.
