San Antonio, TX – Clouds hang low over the Alamo City this morning as light showers drift through portions of Bexar County, creating damp streets and gray skies to start the first week of December. Travelers should expect scattered light rain through early afternoon, followed by clearing skies and cool, comfortable air.
According to the National Weather Service in Austin/San Antonio, a 30% chance of rain will continue until midday, with highs reaching near 56°F. Northeasterly winds may gust up to 20 mph, giving the day a brisk, early-winter feel. By Tuesday, sunshine returns with milder highs near 59°F, setting up a calm stretch before the next system moves in.
Wednesday into Thursday, Gulf moisture will surge north again, bringing scattered thunderstorms and heavier showers back to the region. Forecasters expect the most active period between Wednesday night and Thursday afternoon, with locally heavier downpours possible. No severe storms are forecast yet, but gusty winds and brief travel delays are likely on area interstates, including I-10, I-35, and Loop 410.
By Friday, skies will gradually clear, and temperatures will climb to around 60°F, leading into a pleasant, dry weekend. Highs in the upper 60s to low 70s return by Sunday—perfect for outdoor holiday markets, Christmas light strolls, and post-Thanksgiving errands.
