Saturday will be San Antonio’s first 100° day in nearly a month, with a small chance for weekend rain
There’s a 20-30% chance for isolated rain Saturday and Sunday evening
Texas Weather
Texas is going to be toasty; but maybe a brief storm this weekend
August rains brought gusty winds, blowing dust, and lightning to the Texas Panhandle last evening. Everyone else baked under the summer sun, and guess what? Thatâs precisely what weâre going to have happen today, too. It is August, after all. The only way weâll typically get widespread rains and below-average temperatures is from a hurricane. […]
This weekend: Triple digits and late-day pop-ups
Saturday may be our hottest day in the extended forecast, with triple digits likely. It’s that heat, combined with a weak front, that may be enough to kick up some storms late Saturday into Sunday.
The impact recent South Texas rains could have on local hay production🌾
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Texas Weather: Hot in August? You don’t say!
August has arrived, and the weather in Texas is much like youâd expect⦠hot with a side of dust, wildfire smoke, and humidity. Truth be told, while it will be hot, it still isnât to the extreme that the previous two summers brought. We even have a chance to discuss spotty thunderstorms! High temperatures across […]
Could San Antonio see rain this weekend? Doubtful, but not impossible
Saharan dust will be on its way out later today, while heat remains the big story. A stray storm or two can’t be ruled out over the weekend.
Hazy Return: Saharan Dust Back In Texas!
Saharan dust from Africa will make a return to Texas beginning today. A higher concentration of dust will likely create a noticeable haze across the eastern half of Texas Today, Thursday, and Friday. Most of the dust will remain in the upper levels of the atmosphere. However, modest low-level visibility reductions canât be ruled out. […]
Dust rolls in today, while temps approach triple digits
The plume of Saharan dust is making its way into deep South Texas and will spread across the state today.
Hurricane Killer? Here are some things you may not know about Saharan dust
Dust from Africa moves across the Atlantic every year from late spring to early fall
A busy July wraps up with dust and heat
In what has been an usual month, we’ll wrap things up with a fairly dense plume of Saharan dust.