Climate & Environment

Temperatures Drop to 60s, the Coolest Since Late May

By Justin Horne

The morning temperatures have fallen into the 60s, marking the coolest weather in South Texas since late May. Afternoon temperatures are expected to rise back to near 90 degrees under mostly sunny skies. Mornings will remain comfortable throughout the week.

A small chance of rain is forecast for Thursday and Friday as an upper‑level low moves over South Texas. The system has little moisture, so rain chances are low—estimated at 10–20%—and any precipitation would be light. Clouds are expected to increase, but skies should clear by the weekend.

In the Gulf, a storm system is projected to develop into a tropical depression over the next few days. Current models place the system to the north of Texas, but areas from Louisiana to Florida should monitor closely for potential impacts as early as Friday.

KSAT meteorologists are monitoring the evolving weather conditions. Justin Horne, a meteorologist and reporter for KSAT 12 News, will provide updates and, when severe weather occurs, will use the KSAT 12 Storm Chaser to bring the latest conditions from across South Texas. He also frequently reports on Texas history.