San Angelo, Texas – A brief break from the relentless heat won’t last long in San Angelo as isolated storms could return by Friday afternoon, August 1st — bringing a slim chance of relief before triple-digit temperatures dominate the first week of August.
According to the National Weather Service in San Angelo, a 20% chance of thunderstorms will develop after 1 p.m. Friday, with calm morning winds shifting eastward by afternoon. Temperatures are expected to climb to 97°F, and any storm activity could briefly impact drivers on U.S. Highway 87 and surrounding rural roads during peak travel hours.
Storms remain possible into early Saturday, but most of the weekend looks dry and scorching. Saturday and Sunday highs will hover near 96–99°F, with winds remaining light and humidity moderate. No widespread rainfall is expected.
Residents should hydrate, limit outdoor activity during peak sun hours, and ensure pets and elderly neighbors have access to cooling. While the thunderstorm risk is minor, any isolated cell could bring gusty winds or brief lightning, especially Friday afternoon.
Next week starts even hotter: Monday’s high will reach 101°F, marking the first triple-digit day of August. South winds will increase slightly, offering minimal relief. Overnight lows will stay in the mid-70s, providing little cooling after sunset.
More heat advisories are possible by Tuesday if temperatures continue trending upward. Stay tuned for updates and check your cooling systems.
🔎 Extended 5-Day Forecast for San Angelo, TX
Friday, August 1st: Mostly sunny, 97°F; 20% chance of afternoon storms
Saturday: Sunny, 96°F; slight storm chance early morning
Sunday: Hot, 99°F; mostly clear skies
Monday: High of 101°F; sunny and dry
Tuesday: Hot again, 98°F; low wind and no rain expected
Wednesday: Sunny, 97°F; continued high pressure and dry conditions
