Will we see our first freeze of the season before New Year’s Eve?

New year’s eve suggests a chilly night for outdoor festivities

FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS

CHILLY: A light freeze is possible as end 2025 & start 2026
WARMER: A warm up begins near 80° Friday
MORE OF THE SAME: Dry and sunny pattern continues into the weekend

FORECAST

TODAY

Expect a chilly start in the 30s/40s, then mostly sunny skies with highs near 60°. It’ll turn cold again after sunset. Keep this in mind if you’re going out to the Alamo Bowl today!

GOODBYE 2025, HELLO 2026

Wednesday brings a light freeze for some areas in the morning, then highs in the 60s. We could potentially see our first official freeze of the season around San Antonio.

By midnight on New Year’s Eve, temps fall into the upper 40s—bundle up if you’re celebrating outdoors! New Year’s Day will feel completely different: sunny and pleasant with highs in the low to mid-70s.

THIS WEEK

A strong warming trend kicks in Friday with highs near 80°, possibly challenging daily records. The weekend stays dry and warm under high pressure—perfect for outdoor plans.

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Will we see our first freeze of the season before New Year’s Eve?

New year’s eve suggests a chilly night for outdoor festivities

FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS

FORECAST

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