A cold front moves through South Central areas, bringing whipping winds and fast-moving clouds to Texas on Monday. Before morning, roadside flags droop, tree limbs shake, and loose debris skitters across the street.
A wind advisory is in force for the San Antonio area until noon Monday. North winds intensify to 20-30 mph, with gusts up to 45 mph, particularly in exposed places. Temperatures are at 55 degrees early, but chilly air continues to creep in behind the front.
The highest gusts occurred during the morning commute. Drivers on I-35, I-10, and Loop 410 should prepare for abrupt crosswinds, particularly near overpasses and open sections. High-profile automobiles may feel unstable. Secure your holiday decorations and outdoor items immediately.
Winds progressively ease by late morning, although breezy weather persist into the early afternoon. The skies remain largely cloudy, with temperatures in the low 50s. While the winter weather remains warm here, the dramatic wind shift indicates a larger Arctic surge affecting much of the country.
Tonight becomes more peaceful. Winds subside, and lows hover around 43 degrees, cold but acceptable for late-night travel. Tuesday’s weather improves gradually, with more sunlight and lighter breezes.
Looking ahead, the final days of 2025 are likely to be warmer. Tuesday’s high will be in the upper 50s, with Wednesday reaching the mid 60s. New Year’s Eve appears to be calm in terms of evening plans. New Year’s Day 2026 appears to be great for travel and outdoor events, with sunshine and highs about 73 degrees.
Even without snow or ice, strong winds can cause accidents and power outages. Stay aware today as winter’s effect spreads more subtly across South Texas.
Five-Day Forecast for San Antonio, Texas
- Monday: Windy, mostly cloudy, high 51
- Tuesday: Mostly sunny, high 58
- Wednesday: Sunny, high 66
- New Year’s Day: Partly sunny, high 73
- Thursday: Mostly cloudy, high 83
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