Warmer temperatures for Texas, drought conditions can remain

With the spring equinox on March 20 and the meteorological spring on March 1st and quickly, the renewal season is located right around the corner.

The Climate Prediction Center (NOAA) of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration published the spring view 2025 and it is a great news for anyone who tired the winter!

Temperature view

The latest prospects for the spring temperature are good news for Texas residents. Forecasts indicate that above -average temperatures across average temperatures in the south, with Texas recorded a significant increase in heat.

There is a probability of 50 to 60%that the temperatures in large parts of the state are warmer than usual, especially in South Texas and along the Gulf Coast.

This is a welcome change for those who recently enforced colder conditions with several rounds of winter rainfall and cold temperatures in the last winter.

Texans can expect a milder and more pleasant spring weather with rising temperatures. Get ready for a season of warmth and sunshine!

Rainfall

With regard to the spring forecast for Texas, the state is expected to be warmer than usual temperatures, whereby there is probably heat over the ordinary warmth in the entire south.

However, the prospects of precipitation are not that promising. A large part of Texas is predicted together with the southwestern and southern levels that it experiences drier conditions, which could tighten the continued drought.

The Southern Plains and parts of Texas, including the valley, will probably have a new drought development, which contributes to the already challenging dry conditions.

While areas such as the Great Lakes and the Ohio Valley are expected to receive above -average rain and snow, Texas will not be so lucky. The state’s dry pattern is expected to exist with limited relief for several months.

Dürdedails

In the short term, the drought conditions have deteriorated in Texas, and the prospects indicate that they may continue to intensify before an improvement is observed.

This serves as a memory that long -term forecasts provide general trends, the weather in Texas can be unpredictable and it is wise to stay up to date on sudden changes.

In the course of spring, the residents of Texas should also prepare for an increased risk of storm, with the potential for active storm systems near the valley.

Although it is expected that this spring is warmer and drier than usual, it is important to remember that long -term forecasts indicate trends, not daily details.

While we probably learn about the proper temperatures and dry conditions, there can still be occasionally cold fronts or rain fronts, including sudden storms that could lead to fall floods.

What does that mean for San Antonio?

A seasonal view is not the same as a daily forecast.

These Outlooks underline trends and general expectations over a longer period of time by comparing it with earlier seasons and what happened. While above -average temperatures and drier conditions are expected in our area, cooler air and wetter weather are still possible.

Heating and cooling companies, insurance agencies and other planning purposes usually use these forecasts.

Check the KSAT weather for current daily forecasts.