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San Antonio Weather Forecast

San Antonio today reaches a high of 28°C and a low of 24°C. Over the extended forecast, temperatures range from 23°C to 38°C. Unsettled with rain likely on 4 of the coming days.

DayConditionsHighLowRain
Tue 14 JulThunderstorm28°C24°C15.9 mm
Wed 15 JulThunderstorm30°C25°C8.1 mm
Thu 16 JulThunderstorm29°C23°C8.0 mm
Fri 17 JulThunderstorm34°C24°C2.2 mm
Sat 18 JulOvercast34°C24°C0.2 mm
Sun 19 JulOvercast36°C24°C0.0 mm
Mon 20 JulPartly cloudy35°C23°C0.0 mm
Tue 21 JulPartly cloudy35°C23°C0.0 mm
Wed 22 JulDrizzle35°C23°C0.4 mm
Thu 23 JulPartly cloudy38°C25°C0.0 mm

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