At 500 AM AST (0900 UTC), the center of Tropical Depression Seven was located near latitude 13.7 North, longitude 45.9 West.

The overall pattern across the country will feature several moving parts by the weekend. This complicates the forecast, but we expect rain chances to make a return. Some weak disturbances moving in ...

This is the time of the year, we begin to watch for cold fronts. Unfortunately, for now, there are none in sight. This means ...

The Barton Springs-Edwards Aquifer Conservation District declared a Stage 3 Exceptional Drought, effective Oct. 1, marking ...

As we near the peak of hurricane season, it was 125 years ago that Texas’s history was altered forever due to a massive, ...

There are no tropical systems active anywhere in the Atlantic basin as the peak of the season approaches. Satellite imagery ...

HEAVY RAIN: Odds highest Sunday evening into Monday somewhere in South-Central Texas. Before our rain chances increase, it’s ...

After years of continual drought and dry spells with below-average rainfall, 2025 is shaping up to be San Antonio’s wettest ...

Be sure to check out GMSA@9 on Wednesdays when Meteorologist Sarah Spivey does the demonstrations and explains the science behind it. Because cornstarch is not totally soluble in water, it can make a ...

FORECAST Happy Friday, y’all! We are stuck in our current weather pattern. While this is a bit odd for September, it’ll keep the forecast very consistent. MORE HUMID One small, but noticeable change ...

FORECAST San Antonio enters the weekend with dry, warm, and breezy weather as high pressure holds steady. – We’re locked into a warm and dry stretch. While that’s not unusual for early fall in South ...

Partly cloudy skies and damp grounds should keep temperatures from rising too much today. Expect highs in the upper-80s. High ...