Bill, it looks like we finally
get to see the sun after
several days of winter weather.
You know Sunday was the last time we had
sunshine and so this was therapeutic. Today
Bill, we always have sunshine
with you. Ohh, look.
That is so nice.
Thank you for that compliment.
Very sweet of you Nicole
but I'll tell you this much.
This son was therapeutic today.
Felt so good.
Good vitamin D if you were in the shade.
Still pretty cold with a good N breeze.
But with these clear skies.
A beautiful night to look above.
It's always good to look above.
By the way, but here's why you
want to do it tonight at UTSA.
It is first Friday stargazing night.
Alright. Ohh, OK,
I was like, are we in black?
That was ironic.
But if you go to if you go to
aastronomy.utsa.edu,
it's a free event open to the
public to go look at a comet tonight
at UTSA's Astronomy Department.
All right, let's head outside
and show you what we've got into
downtown with these clear skies.
A beautiful Friday just in
time for the weekend.
A chilly 57 E wind, about 5:00.
If you're standing in the sunshine
it's not too bad and the air is dry.
39 degree dew point,
so it's very comfortable,
but once you get in that shade,
at least now the East breeze is helping.
It's still a bit on the cold side overlooking
Calaveras Lake and some more numbers.
We've got 54 at Bernie and Helodes,
pair of fives at Randolph Air Force Base,
a chilly 51 for Seguin,
Stockdale, Floresville.
We've got some 60s on the map.
This is exact seasonal temperature readings
down to our South and West Piersall.
You can also see Del Rio at 62.
If you're heading out this evening,
have the coat.
It's definitely going to be a chilly evening
as we'll drop into the 40s by 7:00 o'clock,
so no change there.
I mean cold nights and freezing mornings.
As a matter of fact,
as we go to the overnight lows, some of
you should prepare for a light freeze.
Timberwood Park as cold as 31.
But Bernie, you're going to be in the 20s.
Twenty seven as the winds go calm.
Remember temperatures always drop a few more
degrees and especially with clear skies,
radiational cooling is set up perfectly.
The air dry that helps 27 at Bandera,
31 at Hondo.
I think we'll be just north
of a freeze for 33.
In the city, same at Stinson.
33 at Stockdale but 32 at Pleasanton.
Now again colder in the Hill Country is
cold as 26 for Kerrville and Rock Springs,
34 overnight in Del Rio,
the radar completely clear and now
as we Look North, completely clear.
This is so nice to see,
but we will be getting some rain
chances back as we get a bit of a
return flow from the Gulf of Mexico.
Humidity is going to start picking
up and once we get to about Monday,
clouds will start thickening once again.
In fact the humidity day by day
is going to be increasing.
Getting into Tuesday and then a
Pacific front drops it quickly,
but we should be getting some pretty
good rain on these days as long
as we set up with some pretty good
moisture heading into Tuesday because
this air is very dry right now.
Water vapor gives you that huge orange tint.
That's a very dry air regime in
the mid and upper levels.
Notice out to the West we've
got some good moisture aloft,
but this is a good zonal flow pattern
that really won't change until about Tuesday,
until Wednesday when we slide that front
in and we get rain chances back on the up.
So let's take a look.
7 day forecast.
The weekend.
Beautiful. The payoff from such a rocky week.
33 in the morning, 61 for your
Saturday afternoon. Sunny skies.
Sunday even warmer 72 enough to call
it mild with the South wind at 10.
Then on Monday the winds are going to
pick up so it'll be a windy Day 75,
then some scattered showers.
Tuesday 73. But it looks like
Wednesday into Wednesday night.
This is what the models are favoring.
And it's going to be a chilly rain on
Wednesday 58, but right back up to 66.
Ohh good. Thank you.
OK, we've got the star gazing info.
It's getting a free event to
see Comet 2022 at in E3Z.
TFI have no, don't worry about it.
It's a comment, but it's tonight,
4th floor,
6:00 PM in the fawn science building.
Again, you can go to UTSA's Astronomy
department online to get more information,
but it's first Friday,
stargazing.