San Antonio residents can expect a noticeable shift in the weather this week, starting off with patches of early morning fog before the skies clear to sunny conditions today, with temperatures reaching a high near 90. The forecast shows calm winds turning east at 6 to 9 mph and a sultry night ahead as temperatures dip only to around 69 degrees, with light southeast winds continuing to blow between 6 and 10 mph, according to the National Weather Service.

Tomorrow, the city will experience similar foggy conditions between 8 a.m. and 9 a.m., leading into a partly sunny day flirting with highs of 88 degrees. The cooling southeast breeze will maintain a steady pace between 6 and 10 mph; however, the winds won't offer much reprieve from the heat, but at least no heavy gusts are expected, as reported by the National Weather Service. Nightfall brings more clouds with a not-so-cool low of 72 degrees, while winds could pick up slightly, anticipating potential gusts of up to 18 mph.

Midweek predictions signal unsettled weather ahead for San Antonians, with a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms entering the picture on Wednesday after 1 p.m. under mostly cloudy skies keeping the mercury around a high of 85 degrees as stated on the National Weather Service's webpage. The possibility of rain and rumbles continues into the evening, keeping the same odds for precipitation and the same overcast outlook.

Anticipation for rain becomes more certain as we approach the latter half of the week with Thursday showing a 60 percent probability of showers and thunderstorms post afternoon, although it'll continue to be mostly cloudy with temps staying just shy of mid-80s; this pattern of weather instability looks to linger into the weekend with similar conditions expected through to Sunday, partly sunny spells provide a modest pause from the clouds with Sunday's highs peeking around 86 degrees, cites the KSAT Weather forecast.