July Packing List for San Antonio — What to Wear & Bring

San Antonio's July highs hit 97°F, making linen the only fabric that feels comfortable for al fresco dining on the River Walk.

Stay as dry as possible during a humid 97°F visit to the San Antonio missions with performance athletic wear.

Maximum airflow is required for comfort when walking through San Antonio's Southtown district in 97°F heat.

Wearing light colors helps reflect the intense Texas sun during a 97°F afternoon visit to the Alamo Plaza.

Crucial for avoiding sweaty feet when San Antonio's daytime temperatures soar to 97°F.

Ideal for a quick walk to a San Antonio restaurant or pool when it's 97°F outside.

Performance socks prevent blisters while walking San Antonio's limestone trails in the 97°F heat.

The glare from San Antonio's white stone buildings and concrete is intense during 97°F July days.

San Antonio's July highs of 97°F turn the Alamo Plaza and the open sections of the River Walk into heat traps — a wide-brimmed hat provides the only meaningful shade on these fully exposed historic sites.

Sweat-resistant SPF is a must for the 6 sunny days in July when San Antonio hits 97°F.

You must carry a large amount of cold water to stay safe in San Antonio's 97°F July heat.

A quick spray of water can help lower your skin temperature while touring San Antonio in 97°F humidity.

San Antonio's July highs of 97°F make the Alamo Plaza's limestone pavement a heat trap — a large insulated water bottle is non-negotiable for any outdoor sightseeing day in Texas peak summer.