SUMMARY: A cold front will arrive around midnight, bringing gusty winds and cooler temperatures for Thanksgiving. Winds will pick up in San Antonio with gusts reaching 35 mph, continuing through noon. The morning will start at 52°F, with highs around 63°F in the afternoon. Areas of the Hill Country may experience temperatures in the 40s. Next week, temperatures will dip further, especially on Monday and Tuesday, with highs in the 50s and a 60% chance of light rain, potentially bringing a quarter to a third of an inch. A definite chill is expected early next week.

Chilly mornings return and rain chances rise

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SUMMARY: Mild weather has prepared the region for Thanksgiving, but a strong cold front is set to arrive tomorrow, bringing showers and a significant temperature drop. While blizzard conditions have hit parts of Colorado, Utah, and Ontario, areas nearby will experience increasing clouds and humidity tonight. Tomorrow morning, scattered showers and rumbles of thunder are expected, with temperatures in the low 70s before plunging into the 40s on Black Friday. Winds will intensify, making it feel quite chilly as Thanksgiving concludes and the cold snap takes hold over the weekend.

WWL Louisiana meteorologist Alexa Trischler with a first look at your Thanksgiving Day forecast for News at 5PM on Wednesday, Nov. 27, 2024.

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SUMMARY: Meteorologist Chase Ward reports clear conditions on Doppler radar, although cloud cover is increasing. Temperature has risen from the 40s to the 50s due to a southerly warm air flow. Expect above-average temperatures near 70°F today, but a cold front will bring a significant drop in temperatures through the weekend, with highs in the mid-50s and lows in the 20s and 30s. Patchy showers are anticipated tonight and Thanksgiving morning, with minor rainfall expected. By late Thanksgiving, temperatures will begin to cool, marking the start of a consistent cold trend for the following week.

Cloud cover has increased due to southerly flow of the winds. More moisture will continue to funnel in with the clouds through this …

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