Flood threat continues across San Antonio, Hill Country as more rain expected
The National Weather Service said an additional 1 to 4 inches of rain could fall across the region, with locally higher amounts possible.
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Tornado damages apartments near UTSA. San Antonio faces continued flood threat.
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Forecasters said the greatest risk for additional flooding remains in counties south and east of San Antonio.
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The National Weather Service issued a cold weather warning for Saturday morning. City of San Antonio officials will open overnight shelters.
San Antonio schools announce Monday closures. City, county crews prep for severe weather.
A cold front is expected to move into San Antonio this weekend, bringing subfreezing temperatures and a chance for freezing rain and sleet that could make roads hazardous according to the National Weather Service.
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‘Heat may linger a little longer this year,’ NWS meteorologist says
Highs are forecasted to range from 97 degrees to 100 degrees over the next week, with morning lows in the mid to upper 70s.
