Key Takeaways
- Temperatures are forecast to reach the mid-80s, with a possibility of record heat.
- A fire danger warning has been issued due to gusty west winds and dry conditions.
- A weak cold front is expected to bring cooler temperatures over the weekend.
- The fire danger warning is in effect for the afternoon, and outdoor burning or welding is discouraged.
- The weekend is expected to be sunny and slightly cooler, with temperatures dipping into the 40s on Sunday morning.
Introduction to the Weather Forecast
The weather forecast for the day indicates that temperatures are expected to soar into the mid-80s, with a possibility of record heat. The current record high temperature for the day is 86°, set in 2006. The forecast highlights the potential for record heat, fire danger, and a beautiful weekend ahead. The hot temperatures are expected to be accompanied by gusty west winds and dry conditions, which will contribute to the fire danger.
Fire Danger Warning
The fire danger warning is in effect for the afternoon, and outdoor burning or welding is discouraged. The combination of gusty west winds and dry conditions creates a high risk of wildfires. The fire danger warning is a serious concern, and residents are advised to take necessary precautions to prevent fires. The warning is not limited to outdoor burning, but also includes welding and other activities that could potentially start a fire.
Weekend Weather Forecast
A weak cold front is expected to bring cooler temperatures over the weekend. The front will slide through early on Saturday, turning the winds from westerly to northerly and dragging temperatures down into the 70s. Sunday morning is expected to be even cooler, with temperatures dipping into the 40s. While the north winds are not expected to be too strong, there may be an increase in mountain cedar, which could affect those with allergies.
Extended Forecast
The extended forecast indicates that the beautiful weekend weather will continue, with sunny skies and cooler temperatures. The forecast is subject to change, and residents are advised to stay tuned for updates. The KSAT meteorologists will continue to monitor the weather and provide updates as necessary. The daily forecast will be updated regularly to reflect any changes in the weather pattern.
About the Authors
The weather forecast is brought to you by KSAT meteorologists Justin Horne and Sarah Spivey. Justin Horne is a meteorologist and reporter for KSAT 12 News, and he has been covering the weather in South Texas for several years. Sarah Spivey is a San Antonio native who has been a member of the KSAT Weather Authority Team since 2017. She is a graduate of Clark High School and Texas A&M University and has previously worked at KTEN News.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the weather forecast for the day indicates a high risk of record heat and fire danger. The fire danger warning is in effect for the afternoon, and outdoor burning or welding is discouraged. The weekend is expected to be sunny and slightly cooler, with temperatures dipping into the 40s on Sunday morning. Residents are advised to stay tuned for updates and to take necessary precautions to prevent fires. The KSAT meteorologists will continue to monitor the weather and provide updates as necessary.