Texas – The air feels crisp but deceivingly calm across San Angelo this morning, with temperatures near freezing and clear skies stretching east to the horizon. But don’t let the chill fool you — this week brings a dramatic December warm-up before another system pushes in with late-week rain chances.
According to the National Weather Service in San Angelo, temperatures will climb steadily through midweek. After a cold morning start in the upper 20s, highs are expected to soar near 80°F by midweek — nearly 25 degrees above normal for early December. Light winds from the south will pull in drier, warmer air, creating a brief springlike feel across the Concho Valley.
By Thursday, that warmth gives way to increasing clouds and a 20% chance of light rain, mainly north and east of town. A weak front follows, sending highs back into the mid-40s and 50s Friday before rebounding again through the weekend.
Drivers should note: clear mornings can mean frost on windshields, and later this week, wet roads could develop after the front passes.
Expect a rollercoaster of Texas temperatures — from icy dawns to balmy afternoons — as the state continues its back-and-forth battle between fall and winter.
