San Antonio is set for sunny days with temperatures nearing 90°F, continuing clear and warm throughout the week.

National Weather Service forecasts slight chance of showers in San Antonio with highs near 93 degrees and thunderstorms ...

After a cool, cloudy and rainy weekend, drier air is set to move into South Texas, setting the stage for big weather changes.

Saturday will bring the first round of storms, mainly after 1 PM. Highs will range from the low 80s north of the front to the ...

However, some relief is quickly heading toward San Antonio and the Texas Hill Country as scattered showers work their way east on Sunday, September 7. Flash Flood Warnings have been issued in multiple ...

Thanks to a lower-level to mid-level ridge of high atmospheric pressure over Texas, hot and dry weather will continue ...

A stalled cold front stretching across the northern tier of Texas could trigger scattered, isolated thunderstorms along and ...

The best chance of flooding is expected to be on Sunday, as leftover tropical moisture interacts with a cold front in the ...

Heavy rain swept through San Antonio Sunday evening, triggering a Flood Watch and warnings. The downpours caused localized flooding in low-lying areas.

Most locations will receive less than an inch of rain, but isolated totals of more than 3 inches may cause flash flooding for ...

South Texas weather is expected to dry Tuesday, despite daily chances of showers and thunderstorms through next weekend.

San Antonio organizations are gearing up for possible flooding Sunday and sending outreach teams to alert homeless residents.