Texas starts the morning cool and quiet, with clear skies over San Antonio and crisp air settling across neighborhoods. Jackets feel necessary now, but that won’t last long.
Dry air dominates South Texas through the end of the workweek. Sunshine strengthens each day, pushing temperatures steadily upward. Afternoon warmth arrives fast, and by Friday, highs climb into the low 70s across San Antonio. It will feel more like early spring than mid-January.
Winds stay light overall, though brief afternoon breezes may develop as temperatures rise. Roads remain dry, and no rain is expected through the five-day stretch. This calm pattern offers a break from winter hazards seen farther north.
Thursday brings another bright, comfortable day. Highs reach the mid-60s, with cool mornings in the low 40s. Temperatures rebound quickly after sunrise, so layers help early commuters. By late afternoon, outdoor plans feel ideal.
Friday stands out as the warmest day. Highs near 72 degrees arrive under full sun. Southwest winds stay gentle, keeping conditions pleasant rather than gusty. Evening plans remain comfortable, though temperatures dip into the mid-40s overnight.
The weekend cools slightly but stays mild. Saturday highs settle near 60 with abundant sunshine. Saturday night turns cooler, with lows near the upper 30s, but freezing conditions are not expected within the city. Sunday warms again, pushing into the mid-60s under partly sunny skies.
Looking ahead to Jan 19–23, NOAA outlooks suggest above-normal temperatures continue across much of Texas. Rain chances remain low for now, though changes may arrive later next week.
Five-Day Outlook for San Antonio, Texas
Thursday: Sunny, high near 65
Friday: Sunny, high near 72
Saturday: Mostly sunny, high near 60
Sunday: Partly sunny, high near 64
Monday: Partly sunny, high near 65
