When does the 95+ degrees begin and end typically (San Antonio, San Diego: centers, airport)

[samvp]

Originally Posted by TULSA2ABQ

Nah, I use Weather Underground (Wunderground) and they say monday 97, I betcha it is gonna be 97

today they have 86 tomorrow 90. We'll see if Wunderground is innaccurate for SA.

I've used Wunderground many times before and their predictions and forecasts are always off. AccuWeather is one of the most accurate and pretty much the industry standard for weather forecasts.

[samvp]

Here's the NWS forecast for San Antonio.

NOAA National Weather Service

91 for Monday.

[Merovee]

Way too much sun out now regardless of the actual temperature.

Just came back in to change into long sleeves and get some water.

Back to horseshoes and in a bit bocce.

[samvp]

Too much son? Are you a vampire? lol

Btw, don't think we need hourly updates. lol

[perticusrex]

Uhhh I actually was going to suggest half hour updates...

[abjonsdottir]

I've lived here 18 years. Typically, despite the US Weather Service's data, one can be guaranteed that in San Antonio, TX, the temperature will be at 95 F and above at least 5 months or more out of the year. This will include 50% or higher humidity and allergens in the air that will guarantee commencement of allergies for all residents except for the extremely hardy. The months that these conditions apply to? May through October. These are the facts. If you do not like weather that can mirror a steamy and tropical, pollen/mold/pollution ridden metropolis? Best NOT to live in San Antonio, TX.

[synch390]

I've been here about 3 years now, and I think the thing that bothers me the most when it is hot, is the humidity in the mornings, and especially in the evenings. When it gets to 100 then chances are the humidity is low. But when it starts to cool off at night, watch out!!!We try to keep our windows open as much as we can, but it is impossible to sleep during the summer with the windows open at night, the humidity is unbearable. Now I do have to say that if you are outside in a swimming pool at night, the temps feel wonderful, but inside a house it stays HOT (maybe all the stucco walls retaining the heat). I could almost handle 100 at night because of the low humidity. Now I have not lived in Florida, but MN, land of 10,000 lakes has miserable humidity in the summer, and to me that is what mornings and evenings here are like when the daytime temps are at their highest. I get tired of AC at home very quickly, but it is part of the price a person pays to have sun so much, and the rest of the year is amazing.

[Paka]

Pool time!!!!!

[Merovee]

Originally Posted by abjonsdottir

I've lived here 18 years. Typically, despite the US Weather Service's data, one can be guaranteed that in San Antonio, TX, the temperature will be at 95 F and above at least 5 months or more out of the year. This will include 50% or higher humidity and allergens in the air that will guarantee commencement of allergies for all residents except for the extremely hardy. The months that these conditions apply to? May through October. These are the facts. If you do not like weather that can mirror a steamy and tropical, pollen/mold/pollution ridden metropolis? Best NOT to live in San Antonio, TX.

People were suffering with allergies last month.

Originally Posted by synch390

I've been here about 3 years now, and I think the thing that bothers me the most when it is hot, is the humidity in the mornings, and especially in the evenings. When it gets to 100 then chances are the humidity is low. But when it starts to cool off at night, watch out!!!We try to keep our windows open as much as we can, but it is impossible to sleep during the summer with the windows open at night, the humidity is unbearable. Now I do have to say that if you are outside in a swimming pool at night, the temps feel wonderful, but inside a house it stays HOT (maybe all the stucco walls retaining the heat). I could almost handle 100 at night because of the low humidity. Now I have not lived in Florida, but MN, land of 10,000 lakes has miserable humidity in the summer, and to me that is what mornings and evenings here are like when the daytime temps are at their highest. I get tired of AC at home very quickly, but it is part of the price a person pays to have sun so much, and the rest of the year is amazing.

Spot on.

Originally Posted by Paka

Pool time!!!!!

lol

[Littlelu]

whoever said it will be 97 on Monday is misinformed...90 or 91 is what the meteorologist predict. Then it cools off considerably. the weather here is great.