Record Warmth Ends as A Cold Front Approaches

FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS

THIS WEEKEND: Warm & Quiet across Texas for travel

COLD FRONT: Arrives Sunday overnight

MORNINGS: Temps drop to the 30s, wind gusts up to 40 mph

NEW YEARS: Looking chilly & quiet

FORECAST

Travelers and residents across Texas can expect a warm and quiet weekend, but don’t get too comfortable, changes are on the horizon.

THROUGH SUNDAY

Patchy fog will develop during Saturday and Sunday mornings, so be mindful of that if out on the roads. The fog will clear up by 10am.

Otherwise unseasonably warm weather, with highs in the mid to upper 70s. Conditions remain dry and ideal for holiday travel statewide.

SUNDAY NIGHT COLD FRONT

The calm pattern breaks late Sunday as a strong cold front sweeps through Texas, bringing a shift in temperatures and conditions as we head into the final days of 2025.

By Monday morning, temperatures will be in the 40s with very gusty winds. Winds will gust from the north up to 40 mph at times, so make sure your Christmas decorations are secure! Highs will tumble from the 80s Sunday to the low 50s Monday with a slight 20% chance of rain Monday.

NEW YEAR’S FORECAST

Expect a seasonably chilly and quiet New Year’s Eve—dry skies and light winds will dominate, making it a crisp but pleasant night for celebrations.

KSAT meteorologists keep you on top of the ever-changing South Texas weather.

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Record Warmth Ends as A Cold Front Approaches

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