SAN ANTONIO — November 2024 has been warm in San Antonio.
Very warm.
We're currently on track for the Alamo City's warmest November since 1927, when the average daily temperature was 69.8 degrees, according to National Weather Service data. So far we haven't been too off the mark, at 68.9 through Sunday, but that figure is far hotter than recent years; the average November temperature in San Antonio hasn't been above 62 for a whole month since 2020.
More seasonal relief is on the way this week for those staying in San Antonio for Thanksgiving, though we could hardly blame you if you were hopping in the car or on a plane for greener, er... cooler pastures. The good news: No need to worry about rain ruining your outdoor Thanksgiving plans in South Texas.
Check out the day-by-day breakdown of the temperature rollercoaster that awaits us, and for a look at expected Thanksgiving condition in other major U.S. cities.
The week ahead in San Antonio
Monday night: Low of 47 degrees. Expect partly cloudy conditions with fairly moderate wind gusts topping out at 30 mph.
Tuesday: High of 68, low of 57. It'll be mostly sunny with slight north-northeasterly wind gusts maxing out at 10 mph. Partly cloudy conditions in the evening.
Wednesday: High of 84, low of 54. The warmest day of the week arrives with partly sunny skies and southwesterly winds of 5 to 10 mph, with gusts topping out closer to 20 mph in the nighttime hours.
Thanksgiving: High of 67, low of 40. Bundle up if you're running a Turkey Trot! Thanksgiving arrives with the mercury below 50 and afternoon highs plummeting to the mid-to-high 60s. Daytime winds of 10 to 15 mphs, with maximum gusts at 25 mph.
Black Friday: High of 64, low of 45. The day after Thanksgiving will also be brisk, with the mercury barely poking into the mid-60s. Easterly winds of 5 to 10 mph.
Saturday: High of 70, low of 48. Warm temperatures return in earnest, even though rain chances won't come back until Tuesday at the earliest.
Sunday: High of 65, low of 44. The weekend ends with cloudy skies and cool temps.
Thanksgiving weather beyond San Antonio
Here's a look at what to expect if you're traveling, including a cold Thanksgiving for those heading to Dallas and rainy conditions across much of the Midwest and Northeast regions of the country.
