Why has this summer been so dang hot? State climatologist explains summer heat wave
May, June and July have all been San Antonio’s hottest on record. August is likely to be more of the same: hot, hot, hot.
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Texas is facing longer, drier droughts and more wildfires. Is San Antonio ready?
As weather conditions become more severe due to climate change, longer and drier droughts will likely lead to more wildfires across the state.
San Antonio enters Stage 1 watering rules with drier, warmer conditions ahead
San Antonio enters Stage 1 water restrictions Thursday due to low rainfall thus far this year, SAWS officials said.
City officials urge caution on roadways as frigid weather continues through weekend
With temperatures set to remain chilly through Sunday, San Antonio residents are still being cautioned to drive as little as possible.
Arctic front causes closures, dangerous roads, outages in San Antonio
High winds and ice accumulation caused thousands of CPS Energy customers to lose power Thursday but the utility said its plants were running smoothly.
With freezing temps and ice, these San Antonio school districts are closed Friday
San Antonio school districts extended their closures into Friday, after freezing temperatures led to icy roads in some areas.
San Antonio to distribute emergency guide for looming freezes
The new preparedness guide will be distributed this week as temperatures are expected to drop below freezing.
Girl dies, woman missing in eastern Bexar County after cars swept away in floodwaters
A 5-year-old girl and a woman were missing in eastern Bexar County after floodwaters carried away the cars they were traveling in Thursday.
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.
City opening emergency cooling centers, shelter as CPS Energy works to restore power
CPS Energy said some customers won’t get electricity until Monday.
Lack of preparedness cited by City Council members in City’s winter storm response
The emergency preparedness committee chair briefed City Council on information the group has received so far from CPS, SAWS, and COSA.
Watch: San Antonio’s Mission Reach floods after heavy rains inundate Bexar County
Some six inches of rain fell on Bexar County over the past 72 hours, according to the National Weather Service.
Watch: Local leaders dissect what went wrong during winter storm response
The winter storm that hit Texas’ power grid hard last month has taught local leaders a few vital lessons about handling such crises.
