San Antonio Winter Weather: Weekend Timeline and Expectations
San Antonio is bracing for a significant winter weather event this weekend. As a strong cold front approaches, residents can expect a variety of weather conditions including rain, potential ice, and a dramatic drop in temperatures.
Winter Weather Timeline for San Antonio
Friday Evening: Rain and Storms
Friday night marks the arrival of showers and possibly a storm as the cold front moves in. Expect light showers during the day, with increasing intensity later on.
Saturday Morning: Temperature Drop and Wind
On Saturday, temperatures will start to decrease in the morning. It will be windy, and cold rain is expected throughout the day in San Antonio. Meanwhile, areas in the Hill Country may experience ice beginning late Saturday afternoon.
Saturday Night to Sunday Morning: Ice Potential
By Saturday night, temperatures in San Antonio are forecasted to fall below freezing. This will heighten the chances of icing in Bexar County. Traveling on Saturday night and early Sunday morning is discouraged.
Sunday: Hazardous Travel Conditions
Sunday morning is expected to be the most hazardous for travel. Ice accumulation will be greatest in the Hill Country, while San Antonio may see a light glazing of ice.
Precipitation and Ice Accumulation
- Hill Country: Up to 0.25 inches of ice accumulation expected.
- San Antonio: Light glazing to 0.10 inches of ice.
These conditions could disrupt travel and pose risks for isolated power outages due to ice impacting tree limbs and power lines.
Preparing for Cold Weather
Residents should be aware that temperatures will remain below freezing for at least 24 hours. Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday mornings are forecasted to be particularly cold. It is advisable to:
- Insulate exposed pipes.
- Cover outdoor faucets.
- Keep pets indoors.
For the latest updates on weather conditions, stay tuned to forecasts from trusted sources like Filmogaz.com. Prepare accordingly, as this winter weather event could have significant impacts on daily activities in San Antonio.
