San Antonio residents, brace yourselves for a mixed bag of weather in the coming week, with forecasts predicting everything from thunderstorms to fog and sunshine. Today's high will hover around 82 degrees with a 60% chance of rain and possible thunderstorms after 10 a.m. Come nightfall, visibility may drop with patchy fog rolling in after 4 a.m., setting the stage for a cloudy evening with lows around 71 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.

For those hitting the road early on Monday, expect reduced visibility, with the National Weather Service forecasting patchy fog before 11 a.m., after which it will give way to mostly cloudy skies and highs approaching 86 degrees, winds could pick up, gusting as high as 18 mph in the mix too. The nighttime promises a continuation of cloud cover and mild gusts capping at around 10 mph with temperatures dipping slightly to a more comfortable low of 72 degrees.

Looking further ahead, KSAT's weather update aligns with forecasts of morning fog leading up to Tuesday but anticipates that it will burn off to reveal partly sunny skies by the afternoon; thermometers are set to climb up to a sweltering 90 degrees. Come evening, the city will experience a marginal temperature drop, with the low settling at 72 degrees under mostly cloudy skies.

"Few storms 2p-7p," succinctly sums up today's afternoon, with a quicksilver shift to clearer skies predicted for tomorrow – the morning drizzle giving way to sun and warmth, as per KSAT's weather update, and as we advance through the week, the city rides on a seesaw of climatic changes, with high temperatures peaking at 94 degrees on Wednesday, before taking a slight tumble towards the weekend highs steadying at a more moderate 82 degrees, in the wake of the midweek heat, the evenings will cool down to lows hovering around the mid-60s to low 70s throughout.