SUNDAY’S FORECAST: Less wind provides opportunity to control local grass fires
But fire danger returns Tuesday and Wednesday
KSAT WEATHER
Texas faces increased wildfire risk as strong winds fuel multiple active fires
Wildfires are nothing new to South Texans. With rising temperatures and ongoing dry conditions, Texas faces an increased risk of wildfires.
GUSTY & DUSTY SATURDAY: Gusts up to 45 mph elevate fire danger in San Antonio
Secure loose items & avoid any outdoor burning
VIDEOS: Winds gust above 80 mph across parts of Texas
Very strong winds have caused damage in the Texas Panhandle
Very windy across Texas today, widespread fire concerns
A high fire danger exists both today and tomorrow in San Antonio.
Toasty Thursday, gusty winds return
Gusty winds are back in the forecast, with the strongest winds on Saturday.
HIGH FIRE DANGER: San Antonio should be on alert for grass fires from 4 pm to 9 pm Wednesday
Spring Break plans should include fire safety thanks to gusty winds, warm weather, and drought conditions
South Texas will experience a total lunar eclipse this week. What is the ‘worm moon?’
South Texas will experience a “blood moon” — where the moon turns red during totality — and depending on your sleep habits, you can catch it either late at night or very early in the morning this week.
SPRING BREAK FORECAST: San Antonio will see warmest weather since October, high fire danger
Gusty winds, temps near-90°, and dry weather will elevate grassfire risk
Understanding the risks: South Texas faces heightened wildfire danger
South Texans are no strangers to fire. As temperatures rise and dry conditions persist, the state enters a period of heightened wildfire risk.