San Angelo, Texas – Sunshine and relentless heat will grip San Angelo all week, with highs soaring near 99°F by Friday and little relief expected overnight. Residents can expect dry conditions and rising afternoon temperatures, increasing the risk for heat-related illness and prompting warnings to limit outdoor activities during peak hours.
According to the National Weather Service in San Angelo, the region will see mostly clear skies and light south winds through Saturday. Daytime highs remain locked in the upper 90s, peaking at 98°F on Tuesday and Wednesday before cresting near 99°F Friday. Overnight lows hover in the low to mid-70s, offering minimal overnight cooling. No rainfall or storm activity is expected, with humidity levels making it feel even warmer, especially in the afternoons.
City crews and emergency management officials are urging residents to stay hydrated, check on vulnerable neighbors, and avoid strenuous work outdoors between noon and 6 p.m. Local cooling centers are on standby should the heat intensify. Drivers should remember, the risk for tire blowouts and overheating engines rises as pavement temperatures climb. Pets and livestock also require extra water and shade.
Hot, dry conditions will persist through Saturday, with a slight break possible by Sunday as highs slip into the mid-90s. Any significant relief from the summer heat looks unlikely before early next week. Stay tuned for updates if excessive heat advisories are issued later this week.
Five Day Forecast for San Angelo, Texas:
- Tuesday: Sunny, hot, high 98°F / low 73°F
- Wednesday: Sunny, hot, high 98°F / low 73°F
- Thursday: Sunny, hot, high 98°F / low 74°F
- Friday: Sunny, very hot, high 99°F / low 74°F
- Saturday: Sunny, hot, high 99°F
