As San Antonio grapples with patchy morning fog and a mix of cloudy and sunny skies, citizens will be navigating varying conditions this week. According to the National Weather Service, today's early fog will clear up, giving way to partly sunny weather with a high nearing 96 degrees. The mild south southwest winds will shift late tonight, turning from southeast to an easterly breeze that will bring patchy fog once again after 4am.

Thursday will see similar conditions of patchy morning fog, followed by an escalation in temperatures to near 95 degrees. Amidst the pressure of a high near 89 inches, the National Weather Service indicates that easterly winds are continuing to be persistent. After the sun sets, a cooler northeast wind is expected to pick up, leading to gusts as strong as 22 mph.

For those looking forward to the weekend, a 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms is on the horizon for Saturday afternoon, with temperatures holding steady in the low 80s. The National Weather Service predicts that this pattern of cloudy skies and potential for precipitation is likely to continue into Sunday and the start of the new week.

Moving into Tuesday, residents can expect a return of mostly sunny skies as reported by KSAT's weather forecasts, with a high reaching up to 89 degrees. Following a humid and foggy beginning, San Antonians can anticipate less humidity by Friday, leading to a high of 83 degrees and a day that is mostly cloudy. Winds over the weekend may turn breezy, emphasizing the likelihood of sporadic showers and thunderstorms with gusts reaching 31 mph.