It's another day of warmer-than-normal (68 degrees) for the Alamo City and surrounding area. There won't be much change coming with either of the cold front arriving during the week.
At this time:
The day dawned with a few clouds that became more numerous during the late morning. A partly cloudy to mostly sunny sky is expected this afternoon.
Gusty winds are being observed at a few locations:
The sky will be mainly clear this evening. Clouds will increase overnight. They will clear to a mostly sunny sky by the afternoon. Lows will fall to the mid 50s ... highs reach a range of 76 to 80 with a south wind 10 to 20 mph.
A cold front arrives Wednesday morning before sunrise. At this time it looks like this front will come through with an increase in clouds and no rain. The wind will come out of the northwest during the morning to a north wind in the afternoon. Again, there won't be a great deal of cooling.
A second front will arrive Thursday during the day. This one also looks like it's coming through dry. It does have a little more cooler air behind it leading to some cool mornings Friday and Saturday.
Dry weather is ahead for the weekend ... for now ... but clouds will be increasing by Sunday. A strong upper-level trough and cold front approach with a low chance of rain one week from today. In fact, the Climate Prediction Center's 8 to 14 Day Outlook is calling for above-normal precipitation. Rain is needed.
With dry conditions (especially in the Hill Country), be extra cautious with outdoor flames as fires can spread quickly, particularly as the humidity drops behind the cold fronts this week.
For more on the upcoming weather check out your 7 Day Forecast.
Have a good day.