Summer storms drop more than half a foot of rain on North, Northwest sides
Following a wet holiday weekend, heavy storms swept across San Antonio on Tuesday, with parts of the city seeing up to 10 inches of rain.
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Winter storms are long gone, but the wait goes on for Hill Country residents without power
Thousands of customers in Hill Country counties near San Antonio are still without power after a series of winter storms hits the area.
Got frozen plants? Patience required for managing fallout of Texas freeze
Experienced gardeners recommend a wait-and-see approach to plants that appear to have been destroyed by the extreme winter weather.
Is climate change behind the week’s extreme winter weather? Experts are divided
Scientists say while the long stretch of sub-freezing cold and two snowfalls is unusual, it’s not unprecedented.
SAWS, city, and county distribute water as outages continue
SAWS opened seven water distribution sites Friday to help people without running water. The sites will operate daily until the water system is back online.
Community rallies around makeshift warming center in Mission Del Lago
Local businesses, residents, and Councilwoman Rebecca Viagran worked quickly to set up a warming center in the Mission Del Lago neighborhood.
San Antonio’s airport runways reopen as snow and ice thaw
San Antonio residents can expect another hard freeze Thursday night going into Friday morning to cap Thursday’s snow flurries.
Some local gas stations are out of service. Experts are urging motorists to stay patient.
Gas stations across San Antonio struggled to keep their pumps flowing, as the winter storm that slammed the city over Valentine’s Day continued to ground supply trucks and knocked offline some refineries and supply stations.
Snowfall scenes: Flurries again descend on San Antonio
Photos: San Antonio’s second snowfall of the week left quieter scenes throughout the city.
More snow falls on weather-weary San Antonio as power returns for some
Snow began falling in San Antonio on Friday morning as the area was once again under a winter storm warning.
Families seek shelter in hotels and motels, which struggle to meet demand
It was a harrowing choice Krystal Vital had to make. The mother of five could keep her family shivering under blankets inside their home, waiting hour by hour for the lights to come back – or she could overdraft her bank account for a night at a motel.
Health care workers push through snow, ice as pandemic and arctic blast collide
With hundreds still hospitalized for COVID-19 as of Saturday, SA health care workers are pushing through the icy conditions to get to work.
‘Sitting in the dark, waiting for a miracle’: San Antonians face untold crises amid mass blackouts
The winter storm has left many thousands of San Antonians “sitting in the dark, waiting for a miracle“ – some lacking water and power for days.
