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Drizzle, a cold front, and a Christmas heat wave. An update on what’s ahead

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Drizzle, a cold front, and a Christmas heat wave. An update on what’s ahead

FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS

MORE CLOUDS TODAY: Stays cool, any rain chances holds off until the evening
SHOWERS, DRIZZLE: Light accumulations tonight, first half of the day Wednesday
FRONT THURSDAY: Gusty winds Thursday afternoon, slightly cooler Friday
TOASTY CHRISTMAS: Forecast is trending warm for Christmas Eve/Day

FORECAST

TODAY’S FORECAST

Clouds will thicken up through the day, eventually leading to some sprinkles by the late afternoon. High temperatures will be kept down as a result. Expect upper-50s. Any shower activity will hold off until after sunset. Light showers are possible overnight, with drizzle developing by early Wednesday.

DAMP WEDNESDAY MORNING COMMUTE, MILD AFTERNOON

Drizzle and a few light showers will be possible early on Wednesday, potentially making for damp roads. Clouds will once again hold much of Wednesday, with any rain chance ending by the afternoon. Temperatures tomorrow will be slightly warmer, reaching the mid-60s.

FRONT THURSDAY

After some patchy fog Thursday morning, temperatures will rise quickly before a midday front. This cold front won’t have big impacts other than to kick up winds Thursday afternoon. Gusts of to 25-30 mph are possible out of the north. Friday will be a bit cooler.

TRENDING WARM FOR CHRISTMAS

It’s still too early to talk specifics, but it’s appearing that highs in the 70s and 80s will be the norm for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, with quiet conditions. In fact, much of next week is looking warm.

KSAT meteorologists keep you on top of the ever-changing South Texas weather.