Many spots are in the 30s this morning, but we'll see a big rebound this afternoon.

A freeze is NOT expected

A cold front this morning will kick up winds and make for cooler temperatures today.

A cold front tonight will move through with gusty winds and cooler weather. The strong winds and dry will elevate our fire danger on Wednesday.

First front with some rain arrives Monday morning, second front Wednesday brings much cooler air

First front with some rain arrives Monday morning, second front Wednesday brings much cooler air

Next cold front arrives Monday, but the fall-like feel won’t return until midweek

After a cold start, we'll see a beautiful afternoon. Then, buckle in for a roller coaster ride.

Weak cold front moved through today, plan for a jacket the next several mornings.

Cooler mornings from the first front, all around changes from the second.

Rain remains elusive for San Antonio.

A cool front arrives on Wednesday, but temperatures will still be unseasonably warm.

Mid-80s return Sunday afternoon, but the humidity will be pleasantly low.

A nice weekend is on tap for South Central Texas with cool mornings and comfortable afternoons.

A cold front moves in Friday evening, setting us up for a nice weekend

Humidity poured into the area overnight, which is creating fog and drizzle. This is surging north toward San Antonio.

Plan for a fall-like, cool morning.

A few storms could be strong to severe

A few storms could be strong to severe between 6 p.m. to Midnight

Unseasonably warm again Monday before our next cool front arrives

Don’t cancel plans, but you may need to dodge a few showers here and there

Highs in the 80s continue this weekend with isolated chances for rain.

Temperatures surge today ahead a front. That same front may generate a few showers across the area tomorrow morning.

A few showers next few days, then a slightly better shot early on Thursday.

Trick-or-treating will still likely be warm, but the wild card is a chance for showers

A pattern shift will give us a shot at some spotty showers and a stray thunderstorms, especially by late Wednesday into Thursday.

Plan for more of the same weather this weekend, but our weather pattern shifts a bit next week.

Plan for more of the same weather this weekend, but our weather pattern shifts a bit next week.

Temperatures are forecast to remain warm through Halloween, with only small chances for rain.

The pattern remains a dry one this week, with drought conditions worsening. However, a bit of a shift next week could bring some changes.

Warm temperatures and dry conditions will be the theme for the rest of the week.

It's now been 45 consecutive days without measurable rainfall at San Antonio International Airport.

It's now been 45 consecutive days without measurable rainfall at San Antonio International Airport.

Staying abnormally dry, too

Gradually warming above average, still hurting for rain

Seasonable weather, along with extra cloud cover is expected this weekend.

Temperatures below average for a change

Afternoon temperatures will be 20° cooler tomorrow

Much cooler by Wednesday.

Record heat is almost a sure thing today, as temperatures soar. A cold front brings us relief by early Wednesday.

No rain in sight for San Antonio, eitherMeanwhile, mornings in the 60s continue

Plus, some folks *may* be able to see the northern lights again tonight

Unfortunately, no chance for rain anytime soon

Unfortunately, no chance for rain anytime soon

When a hurricane threatens the United States, a lot of attention is focused on the path and the wind speed. Storm surge can be just as important to monitor, because it can quickly cause extreme destruction and death.

Record challenging highs through Wednesday

Plus the latest on Hurricane Milton, and hopes for a more noticeable front around October 15

Monitoring trends for a more noticeable cool front around Oct. 14

Record challenging warmth soon returns.

A stray shower or two will be possible late this evening and tomorrow across South Texas.

We're still waiting for any signs of a cool down. It won't be happening over the next week, as temperatures stay above average.

We're still waiting for any signs of a cool down. It won't be happening over the next week, as temperatures stay above average.

A pattern change will give us a few showers by the weekend.

Cool and comfortable this morning, then record-challenging heat this afternoon.

Dry air is giving us nice mornings, but it also allows temperatures to spike in the afternoon. Today high in the mid-90s will challenge our daily record.

Meanwhile, Helene continues to dump rain across the Appalachian Mountains

When a hurricane threatens the United States, a lot of attention is focused on the path and the wind speed. Storm surge can be just as important to monitor, because it can quickly cause extreme destruction and death.

Afternoons will still be warm, in the low 90s

Cool mornings, warm afternoons, and clear skies will be norm over the next five days.

A front slides through later today, with only a small shot at rain just after lunch. Then, it turns breezy and humidity levels drop.

We’ll enjoy lower humidity while Florida braces for soon-to-be Hurricane Helene

A few weak fronts will play a role in this week's forecast, keeping some small rain chances in the forecast. They'll also give us drier, cooler air by Thursday.

Isolated rain chances, some drier air possible ahead of next weekend

Our hot summer-like pattern has been consistent this week, but some changes head our way next week.

Still warmer than average, but highs closer to the low 90s for the first week of fall

Slight temperature drop early next week.

Warmer than average temperatures continue.

The mid-September heat wave continues, with record-challenging temperatures today.

This week will be unseasonably hot, humid, and generally dry.

Hotter than average highs in the 90s continue, plus a *small* shot at rain Sunday evening.

A hot and humid weekend is in store with highs in the mid/upper 90s.

Temperatures will soar into the upper-90s today, while heat index values will top 100°

As Hurricane Francine makes landfall today, temperatures will soar by the end of the work week.

San Antonio to remain rain-free, as temperatures warm back up

Muggy weather is back Wednesday, and only a small portion of Texas coast will be impacted by Francine

Low 60s are expected around San Antonio Monday morning

Our first fall front is on its way. It’ll be here by Saturday afternoon with noticeably less humidity and breezy winds.

We’ll have an autumn appetizer in the morning hours Sunday & Monday

Lows in the 60s return by Sunday morning along with lower humidity

A surge of drier air and cooler mornings on the way

San Antonio will experience lower humidity and cooler mornings this weekend, providing a refreshing autumn appetizer.

Isolated rain ends a few hours after sunset

Drier with noticeable changes ahead.

Scattered downpours will show up around the area today. Some of the rainfall could be heavy, resulting in minor flooding.

Don’t cancel your plans, but have a place to duck inside for a bit

Don’t cancel weekend plans, just have a backup, indoor option available

Not a continuous rain, but have a backup indoor option available

Not continuous rain, but scattered showers and storms expected early next week

Rain chances pop back up over Labor Day Weekend

Rain chances pop back up over Labor Day Weekend

Rain chances pop back up over Labor Day Weekend

Rain chances pop back up over Labor Day Weekend

Rain chances pop back up over Labor Day Weekend

Rain chances pop back up over Labor Day Weekend

Rain chances pop back up over Labor Day Weekend

Rain chances pop back up over Labor Day Weekend

Rain chances pop back up over Labor Day Weekend

Rain chances pop back up over Labor Day Weekend

Rain chances pop back up over Labor Day Weekend

Rain chances pop back up over Labor Day Weekend