81 Degrees Expected in San Antonio as Clouds Scatter
Highs will reach 81 degrees Fahrenheit on Thursday, with a 14 percent chance of rain and a low of 55 degrees at night.
By Harvey Wilson ·
San Antonio residents and visitors should prepare for scattered clouds and a high of 81 degrees Fahrenheit on Thursday, November 5. The weather pattern brings mild conditions to the south Texas city, with temperatures peaking around midday.
Officials and forecasters indicate that the low temperature will drop to 55 degrees Fahrenheit as night falls. Winds from the south will reach speeds of up to 4.35 mph. The overall cloud cover is projected to remain low, sitting at 13 percent throughout the day.
Atmospheric pressure will hold steady at 1010.7 hPa. Daylight begins at 6:50 a.m. and ends at 5:45 p.m., providing a total of 11 hours of sun. These times mark the seasonal shift in the city's daily cycle.
AccuWeather data shows a 14 percent probability of precipitation for the day. San Antonio's rainy season typically spans from May through October. September usually records the highest precipitation levels for the region.
Forecasters predict a similar pattern for Friday. Skies will remain largely clear with temperatures ranging between 55 and 77 degrees Fahrenheit. This slight dip in the high marks a cooler end to the week compared to Thursday's peak.
San Antonio maintains a humid subtropical climate year-round. The annual average temperature sits at 70 degrees Fahrenheit. Summers frequently exceed 90 degrees, while winter averages hover around 50 degrees. Residents are often advised to stay hydrated during the hotter months.
The city's weather varies by season, with summer heat potentially surpassing 100 degrees. Winters remain mild and comfortable. The current conditions fit within the normal range for early November in the area.
