Next cold front brings cooler weather to San Antonio - mySA

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Teresa Velasco

March 4, 2021Updated: March 4, 2021 5:25 p.m.

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San Antonio will experience another cold front Friday morning bringing little chances for rain but cooler conditions as we get ready for the weekend.

Friday (High 80 and Low 51): Friday morning San Antonio will see possible fog but will quickly get pushed out around 10 a.m. when the cold front is scheduled to arrive. This front will push out any lingering cloud coverage but bring breezy conditions at 15 -25 mph and wind gusts near 35 mph. Friday will continue to be windy through late evening. Despite the cold front arriving in the morning San Antonio temperatures will still reach near 80 degrees on Friday afternoon. With plenty of sunshine and dry air cooler air will not settle into the area until Saturday.

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Saturday (High 65 and Low 50): Winds will still be breezy with gusts at 15 mph but high temperatures will be much more pleasant than Friday. There will also be more cloud coverage on Saturday with partly cloudy skies. High temperatures will be a near 15 degree drop from Friday with temperatures feeling much more like spring in San Antonio. The morning will be chilly for a jacket but the afternoon will feel great outside.

Sunday (High 66 and Low 51): The weekend will end on with temperatures feeling the same as Saturday. However, more clouds are expected on Sunday in the morning and will continue through much of the afternoon. Winds will also be light.

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Overall, with little chances of the weather literally "raining on your parade" feel free to get outside and enjoy.

Teresa Velasco is a meteorologist and a digital producer for mySA.

Before she joined MySA, she was the morning and afternoon meteorologist at KGNS-TV in Laredo, Texas. She forecasted during Hurricane Harvey, as well as covered the solar eclipse and flooding in South Texas.

She graduated with a bachelor's degree in broadcast meteorology from the University of the Incarnate Word and a master's degree in communication from the University of Texas at San Antonio.

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