Embracing the fall season in Texas begins with trying to trick yourself into thinking it’s cold, until finally, a few months in, it really is. This week, a temperature switch-up set to push through the San Antonio region has meteorologists talking.
CPS Energy Chief Meteorologist Brian Alonzo announced that “big changes” are on the way. He wrote that it will be a “temperature roller coaster.” The region has been experiencing heat indices near or slightly above 100 degrees, but the approaching front brings “a slight chance for showers, cooler temps, lower humidity and high winds.”
Beginning Thursday, October 15, the chill will start to become noticeable. The National Weather Service (NWS) says the Alamo City can expect a low of 66 degrees, and the highs won’t top 77 degrees. From there, the numbers will continue to dwindle. There is also a 20% chance of rain showers after 1 a.m…