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.
Texas Weather
Texas Weather: Under the Ring of Fire
A fairly typical summer-time weather pattern is setting up for Texas this week. This week, an upper-level ridge, or high pressure, will sit its happy self over much of the state. The result will be subsidence or sinking air, shutting down most rain chances. An exception will be in the Borderland, Panhandle, and perhaps the […]
Back to school, back to 100°+
Temperatures are forecast to climb this week, reaching as high as 102 later this week.
It’s back to school for many on Monday. Plan for continued summer heat.
Several districts start back tomorrow and the heat shows no signs of letting up. Make sure the kids hydrate!
Find ways to stay cool this weekend! Highs near 100 degrees continue
Most will miss out, but an isolated shower or storm possible Saturday evening
Flooding issues continue for parts of East Coast as remnants of Debby move north
Upwards of 10-15 inches of rain have fallen across the East Coast, with localized higher amounts
Storm Chances Increase Today & Saturday; Most of Texas remains Hot
A not-so-hot front will increase the chance of thunderstorms in a few regions in Texas today and on Saturday. The âfrontâ itself wonât cool things off as much as the rain and resultant cloud cover. Otherwise, weâre looking at our typical summer heat continuing into mid-August. Storms may east across the Panhandle this morning. Gusty […]
There’s a chance for storms this evening
While most of the day will be spent in heat and humidity, a few storms will develop late this afternoon and this evening.
Rogue Storms possible Tomorrow & Saturday in Northern Texas
A ‘not as hot’ front may bring modest relief from the heat and a few thunderstorms to northern portions of Texas over the next few days. Any storms that develop could produce lightning, gusty winds, small hail, and brief heavy rain. Grasses have dried out, so lightning may also spark wildland fires. High temperatures will […]
When can we expect our first ‘real’ cold front in San Antonio? Here’s a look at what the data reveals.
If you dig through the data over the last ten years, our first ‘real’ arrives, on average, in mid to late-September.