We’re currently on pace to see the warmest October on record
Temperatures are forecast to remain warm through Halloween, with only small chances for rain.
KSAT WEATHER
EDWARDS AQUIFER: Levels near 34-year low as San Antonio’s dry stretch continues
The aquifer level has fallen more than eight feet since early September.
Quiet pattern this week, with a glimmer of hope next week
The pattern remains a dry one this week, with drought conditions worsening. However, a bit of a shift next week could bring some changes.
Drought worsening, aquifer continues to fall
Warm temperatures and dry conditions will be the theme for the rest of the week.
NOT GOOD: San Antonio’s in its driest stretch since 1996 ahead of a dry La Niña winter forecast
It’s been more than 45 days since measurable rainfall was officially recorded in San Antonio, a concerning fact in a time period where we typically see rain
Heat returns, lack of rainfall becoming big concern
It’s now been 45 consecutive days without measurable rainfall at San Antonio International Airport.
Feeling more like September this week as highs push 90 degrees
Staying dry, too, with no notable rain chances in the forecast.
Minus a few sprinkles early Sunday, rain chances remain out of the forecast
Gradually warming above average over the next several days
Extra clouds, a sprinkle or two this weekend
Gradually warming above average
26 years ago, the tragic flood of ‘98 came through San Antonio
The 500-year flood — that’s what we saw back on Oct. 17, 1998.