Cold front surges into San Antonio Sunday. How cold will it get?

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After a few early morning thunderstorms, most of Sunday will be sunny and breezy as a cold front moves through the region.

The center of a well-defined low-pressure system will be located right in the middle of Texas early Sunday morning. This will help to do two things. First, scattered strong to severe thunderstorms are possible very early in the morning across South-Central Texas. Then, as the low pressure system moves east, a cold front will move straight through San Antonio. Thunderstorms The only chance of thunderstorms Sunday will be between midnight and 7 a.m.

Temperatures will fall into the 50s after 6 p.m., quickly reaching the 40s around 9 p.m. Overnight and into early Monday morning, low temps will bottom out in the upper 30s to near 40 degrees, staying above the freezing mark across all of South Texas. However, wind chill values will be several degrees colder, making things feel like 30 to 34 degrees in San Antonio. Monday will be cool, but still comfortable in South Texas.

 

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