Sunday afternoon heat index as high as 105° to 110°, but it’s not all bad news in the forecast for San Antonio
Slight drop in temps and a small rain chance by late this week
Texas Weather
Today will be our 7th 100-degree day in a row, but there’s hope for a break by next weekend
San Antonio’s summer sizzle continues
August’s Sturgeon Supermoon becomes full on Monday 🌕
The term “supermoon” is given to a full moon that occurs at its closest point to Earth
It’ll stay hot in the short term, but there’s hope late next week
Yesterday saw temperatures reach 102 in San Antonio. The weekend will keep this trend going. However, in the long-term forecast, we starting to see some signs of a pattern change.
Triple digit days for now, but here’s when San Antonio typically starts to see some fall-like changes
It’s not a guarantee, but these dates mark some turning points for South Texas
Texas Weather: Increasing Heat This Weekend; Isolated Storms Too!
Triple-digit heat will continue to plague Texas, with temperatures increasing as we head into the weekend. This afternoon, another chance of storms will return to the Panhandle, West Texas, Northwest Texas, Permian Basin, and Southeast Texas. Gusty winds, frequent lightning, small hail, and brief heavy rain are expected. Texas has an elevated wildfire risk as […]
Mother Nature’s consistency is impressive
Yesterday’s high of 100° marked the 4th day in a row that we’ve reached that number. Will we go five in a row at exactly 100°? The odds are good.
Will we make it four in a row? The 100° days are stacking up.
The string of triple-digits continues. This is, on average, our hottest time of the year.
Texas Weather: It’s August. What did you expect?
It’s hot in August across Texas, and that is no surprise to anyone. We do have some weather to discuss, but for the most part, it’s a rinse-and-repeat forecast for the remainder of the week. High temperatures will continue in the upper 90s and 100s across Texas into the third week of August. Overnight temperatures […]
The question now is how many consecutive triple-digit days will we string together?
Sunday and Monday we hit 100° and the extended forecast shows nothing but triple digits.