After a brutal summer, CPS Energy says it has plenty of dispatchable energy for winter
Utility officials say they have more than enough dispatchable energy, and worked to insulate utility infrastructure since Winter Storm Elliott last December.
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We’re in another heat wave. Is this the new normal for San Antonio summers?
For the second summer in a row, San Antonio is seeing record-breaking heat hang over the city, and heat-related calls to emergency responders have spiked.
Hello, summer: San Antonio’s first triple-digit days of 2023 are imminent
As a major heat wave moves into Central Texas, residents are being warned to stay indoors as much as possible over the next week and a half.
Flooding, heavy rains expected this weekend in San Antonio area
Weather forecasts say San Antonio can expect to receive 3 to 6 inches of rainfall starting Friday and continuing through Sunday.
Offline power substation, water woes and tree damage cause headaches in Fair Oaks Ranch
Power was restored to the water pumping station Thursday afternoon, and fewer than 300 CPS Energy customers remained without power.
Ice storm causes power outages, snaps trees across northern Bexar County
By late afternoon, power had been restored to all but about 6,500 CPS Energy customers, mostly in North and Northwest San Antonio.
Bexar County, school districts announce Wednesday closures as winter freeze lingers
Freezing temperatures led to a slew of closures Tuesday, including county offices, some roads and almost every school in Bexar County.
Freezing rain not expected in Bexar County, but Hill Country road conditions will be dangerous
Up to an inch of rain could fall in Bexar County over the next several days, helping San Antonio catch up to average precipitation levels.
Forecasters predict a wetter 2023. Will it be enough to push San Antonio out of drought?
After a devastatingly dry year and scorching summer, San Antonians will be glad to learn forecasters expect relief is on the way.
Texas power grid holds amid record winter demand, but test isn’t over
At least one person died in the freezing weather. High demand for electricity is forecast to continue into Saturday.
Texans should prepare for ‘life-threatening wind chills, but officials remain confident in power grid
Gov. Greg Abbott and others say Texans should protect their homes and vehicles as the state will experience dangerously cold temperatures.
San Antonio gears up for arctic blast blowing in Thursday; city to open warming centers
The City of San Antonio is preparing for the expected freeze by opening seven warming centers on Thursday.
CPS Energy, ERCOT say they’re ready for winter
It’s been almost two years since Winter Storm Uri left millions across Texas without power for days and resulted in the death of hundreds.
