By Wednesday afternoon, temperatures are expected to reach the middle to upper 90s, the hottest the city has been since early October.
Mother Nature is turning the heat way up. After South Texas temperatures rose to near 90 degrees Tuesday, highs will rise even higher on Wednesday, reaching levels not seen since early October. The high humidity levels will make the swelter feel worse, causing temperatures to feel like they’re well above 100 degrees in the afternoon.
Here’s a look at how hot this summer will be across Texas. Thankfully, the unseasonable heat will be short-lived because a cold front moves through later in the week. The front could even bring a few thunderstorms back into the region. Here’s how the next few days will play out. Wednesday’s forecast Mild and muggy conditions are expected to start the day, as morning low temperatures hover in the mid-70s, about 10 degrees warmer than San Antonio’s average low during early May.
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