A much slower and less active day is in store for most of San Angelo today. However, there is a slight chance of pop-up thunderstorms south and east of San Angelo due to a fair amount of instability, low-level moisture, and if the surface can heat up to its convective temperature. Highs for today remain relatively low with highs just above 80°F. By the weekend, strong upper-level ridging will be over mainly west Texas, as well as a strong thermal ridge. An upper-level trough is expected to move in late Monday, but the thermal ridge will still be in control of the temperature, keeping the heat around until at least Tuesday. The next chance for showers and thunderstorms looks to be next Wednesday and Thursday as medium to long-range models are picking up a cold front passing through most of the area of San Angelo and Trans-Pecos as well. Timing and intensity are too uncertain at this time, but you can expect some type of development along the cold front. 

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Weekly Normal (San Angelo): High 89, Low 63


Pilots: Possible evening operations between 6pm and 8pm. 
Forecast (San Angelo):

Today: Partly cloudy. Winds northwest at 5-10 mph and a high of 81°F. Tonight: Clear skies. Winds south at 1-5 mph. Overnight low of 60°F.

Saturday: Plentiful sunshine with winds south at 5-10 mph and a high of 94°F. Overnight, clear and a low of 68°F. Winds southeast at 1-5 mph.

Sunday: Sunny and hot. Winds south at 10-15 mph and a high of 97°F. Overnight, clear skies with a low of 72°F. Winds south at 5-10 mph.

Monday Morning: Partly cloudy with winds from the southwest at 10-15 mph. Morning temperature 80°F.

Extended: Sunny and hot on Monday with a high of 99°F. Winds south at 10-15 mph. Similar conditions on Tuesday with temperatures topping off at 102°F. Southwest winds at 15-20 mph with higher gusts possible. Continued hot and dry conditions will persist throughout the middle of next week. Cold front comes through Wednesday night with possible thunderstorms on the way.