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San Antonio

29.42° latitude / -98.49° longitude

US · 198m

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Current conditions

Clear sky
25°C
Feels like 24°C · Clear sky
Humidity
40%
Wind
4 km/h E
Pressure
1012 hPa
UV Index
1.8 Low
Cloud Cover
0%
Precipitation
0 mm
Sunrise
6:50 AM
Sunset
5:47 PM
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What to expect today in San Antonio

Right now in San Antonio it's 25°C with clear sky. Today's high should reach 25°C with an overnight low near 15°C. No significant precipitation is expected over the next several hours. Tomorrow will be warmer, reaching around 27°C with overcast.

Next 25 Hours

Now
Mainly clear
19°C
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23:00
Mainly clear
18°C
·
00:00
Mainly clear
18°C
·
01:00
Mainly clear
17°C
·
02:00
Clear sky
17°C
·
03:00
Clear sky
16°C
·
04:00
Clear sky
16°C
·
05:00
Mainly clear
16°C
·
06:00
Mainly clear
16°C
·
07:00
Mainly clear
16°C
·
08:00
Mainly clear
17°C
·
09:00
Mainly clear
19°C
·
10:00
Mainly clear
22°C
·
11:00
Mainly clear
24°C
·
12:00
Mainly clear
25°C
·
13:00
Mainly clear
26°C
·
14:00
Mainly clear
27°C
·
15:00
Mainly clear
27°C
·
16:00
Mainly clear
27°C
·
17:00
Mainly clear
26°C
·
18:00
Mainly clear
24°C
·
19:00
Overcast
23°C
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20:00
Overcast
23°C
·
21:00
Partly cloudy
22°C
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22:00
Mainly clear
22°C
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About San Antonio

San Antonio, Texas, is located in South Texas and is famous for its rich history and vibrant culture. It experiences a warm, subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters.

San Antonio experiences a warm, humid subtropical climate with four distinct seasons. Summers are the hottest, often reaching temperatures in the upper 90s or 100s Fahrenheit. Expect high humidity year-round with frequent, heavy summer thunderstorms.

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Monthly Climate Averages

MonthHighLowRainHumidity
May29.3°C19.9°C0mm67%

Based on 1 years of data

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