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- Storms over San Antonio could block eclipse from view Monday
Weather forecasters are warning San Antonio residents and visitors to temper their expectations about viewing the eclipse on Monday, with mostly cloudy skies and possible thunderstorms expected in the area come showtime, which begins around noon with totality set to start around 1:30 p m
- Weather - San Antonio Report
Clouds, storms over San Antonio could block eclipse from view Monday afternoon Weather forecasters are warning San Antonio residents and visitors to temper their expectations about viewing the eclipse on Monday
- Summer outlook: Is San Antonio in for another brutal season?
San Antonio can expect to see “near normal” levels of rainfall this summer, according to the Climate Prediction Center, which for our city means equal chances of above normal or below normal, Platt said That’s because San Antonio is situated between a semi-arid area to the west and a much wetter, more humid area to the east
- San Antonio braces for winter freeze as ERCOT issues weather watch . . .
Bundle up, gang — San Antonio and other areas across the state may experience freezing rain and even snow later this week as temperatures plummet On Monday, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), the state’s electric grid operator, issued a weather watch through Friday — warning
- San Antonio’s MLK March has a backup plan in case of cold, rainy weather
The annual Martin Luther King Jr March could move to the Alamodome if the cold weather interferes, officials say San Antonio District 2 Councilman Jalen McKee-Rodriguez and Martin Luther King Jr Commission Chair Dwayne Robinson on Thursday hosted a press conference at the steps of City Hall to emphasize the march will happen — no matter what
- 2023 was San Antonios warmest year yet. Is this the new normal?
If you felt like this year was extra toasty in the 2-1-0, you’d be right — 2023 was San Antonio’s warmest year on record San Antonio experienced 75 triple-digit days this year, beating out the 59 it saw in 2022 to make this year the city’s hottest since meteorological record-keeping began in the late 1800s
- Meteorologists say severe drought is over in San Antonio. Local experts . . .
Comparing the monitor year over year, San Antonio is much better situated now than it was last October, said Orlando Bermudez, a meteorologist from the National Weather Service stationed in New Braunfels “Last year we were worse — we were in a D4 drought which is exceptional drought,” he said
- Another heat wave is here. Is this San Antonios new normal?
For the second summer in a row, San Antonio is seeing record-breaking heat hang over the city San Antonio got national attention last month when it reached a heat index of 117 degrees — a new record While this past June had fewer triple-digit degree days overall than last year’s, two extreme heat waves have hit San Antonio already this year
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