KSAT meteorologist Sarah Spivey expecting first child this December, discusses upcoming motherhood
Sarah Spivey, who joined KSAT in 2017, revealed over the summer that she and her husband, Michael, are forecasting a bundle of joy โ a baby boy.
Remember these? KSATโs Sarah Acosta, Sarah Spivey recall former McDonaldโs collectorโs items
KSAT Anchor Sarah Acosta and KSAT Meteorologist Sarah Spivey fondly recall several McDonaldโs collectorโs items from back in the day during GMSA on Sunday morning.
IN PHOTOS: Storms bring flashes of lightning to San Antonio metro area
Storms that were severe in the Hill Country weakened before passing through the San Antonio area on Wednesday evening, according to KSAT Meteorologist Sarah Spivey.
IN PHOTOS: Stunning, mushroom-shaped cloud seen in San Antonio area
A stunning, mushroom-shaped cloud was spotted in the San Antonio area as the sun was setting on Saturday and KSAT viewers were quick to capture it!
Why did the sky look like THAT? Meteorologist Sarah Spivey explains the crazy โmushroomโ cloud
Distant thunderstorms put on a show Saturday night (April 15, 2023) for those around San Antonio. Meteorologist Sarah Spivey explains the science behind why the sky looked so cool!
Barbie trailer prompts trend on Twitter, highlighting stars and icons
The official trailer for the highly anticipated Barbie movie was released Tuesday morning, and fans took to Twitter to add their twist to the promo posters showcasing iconic stars.
The first day of spring is Monday. Expect warmer-than-average temperatures for seasonal outlook
When we think of springtime, most people think of blossoming flowers, growing vegetation and colorful shades of diverse greenery.
Boerne police urges drivers to stay off icy roads after officer injured in crash
The Boerne Police Department is urging drivers to use caution on icy roads after one of their officers was injured in an accident on Tuesday morning.
๐งช Science with Sarah: Floating Magnetic Ghosts ๐ป๐งฒ
This is a great example of the forces of magnetism and gravity. As long as you can make the ghost float, the force of the magnets is greater than the force of gravity.
FDA approves over-the-counter hearing aids to lower costs, increase access
Eighty percent of people who would benefit from hearing aids don't wear them, according to the National Institutes of Health. That's because of cost, access and stigma. However, a new move by the FDA may change all of that.
Watch Live: Heavy rains cause some street flooding in parts of San Antonio
Not everyone has seen rain so far this weekend, but some parts of San Antonio have had some soaking downpours and itโs causing some flooded roads.
KSAT Meteorologist Sarah Spivey receives certification from American Meteorological Society
KSAT Meteorologist Sarah Spivey is celebrating her new status as a Certified Broadcast Meteorologist by the American Meteorological Society.
The Deal with Drought: Watch Whatever the Weather video podcast with Sarah Spivey and Kaiti Blake
In this episode of the Whatever the Weather video podcast, Meteorologists Kaiti Blake and Sarah Spivey discuss what drought is and why it happens. The hosts also explain why it's more complicated than 'rain' or 'no rain.'
Grassfire threat returns to South Texas on Wednesday, despite a brief shot at rain overnight
A chance for showers and storms arrives pre-dawn on Wednesday, but skies quickly clear, and a dry, gusty wind creates a high fire danger.
Texasโ Big Freeze in 2021 through the lens of meteorologists โ Whatever the Weather video podcast
KSAT meteorologists Kaiti Blake and Sarah Spivey look back at the historic event as the anniversary approaches
Weather Myths and Folklore: Sarah and Kaiti sort out whatโs real in Whatever the Weather video podcast
In this episode of Whatever the Weather, Meteorologists Kaiti Blake and Sarah Spivey dive into myths about the weather.
Making waves with hurricanes! Watch Whatever the Weather video podcast with Sarah Spivey and Kaiti Blake
In this episode of Whatever the Weather, Meteorologists Kaiti Blake and Sarah Spivey detail the science behind what it takes to make a hurricane and the difference between hurricanes, cyclones and typhoons.
What the hail? Watch the Whatever the Weather video podcast with Sarah Spivey and Kaiti Blake
In this weekโs episode of Whatever the Weather, Sarah and Kaiti explain how hail forms, why it hails often in South Central Texas, and how to be safe during a hail storm.
Whatever the Weather: So youโd like to be a meteorologist?
In this episode of Whatever the Weather, meteorologists Kaiti Blake and Sarah Spivey walk through what it takes to become a meteorologist, what a day in their shoes looks like, and how they present the weather on television.
Sign up for Whatever the Weather, a video podcast and newsletter from KSAT meteorologists Kaiti Blake and Sarah Spivey
KSAT Meteorologists Kaiti Blake and Sarah Spivey go beyond the daily forecast to explain weather phenomena in depth โโ from tornadoes and freezing rain to climate change.
This is what Rockport looks like after recent flooding and heavy rains
Flooding in Rockport and Fulton from recent storms in the area has caused some people to take to Twitter to show what the towns look like after heavy rainfall this week.
Watching the Gulf of Mexico: Tropical development possible this week
The 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season is heating up and itโs heating up fast. An area of disturbed weather in the southern Gulf of Mexico is showing signs of organization.
Showers and storms this morning, then a beautiful day
SAN ANTONIO โ UPDATE ( 4 a.m.): We will have a few leftover showers this morning, but the severe threat is over, KSAT Meteorologist Mike Osterhage said. Osterhage said there were some strong and severe storms early this morning in the Hill Country, with high winds and hail. There will be plenty of sunshine today, with low humidity, and highs in the upper 70s. ----------Click HERE for more from KSATโs meteorologist, the latest forecast, warnings and watches and interactive radarAdDownload the KSAT 12 Weather app on your smartphone for the latest weather updates. Stick with KSAT 12 News, your Weather Authority for the latest weather updates.
Climate Minute: An iceberg larger than New York City has broken off of Antarctica
Watch the video above for an explanation from KSAT Meteorologist Sarah SpiveyFriday, February 26, a massive iceberg larger than New York City broke off of the main ice shelf, which is almost 500 feet thick. At first glance, this may seem to echo one of the most common images of climate change โ large glaciers falling into the sea because of a warming climate. The huge iceberg broke off of the Brunt Ice Shelf (Copyright 2021 by KSAT - All rights reserved.) This happened on a part of Antarctica known as the โBrunt Ice Shelf.โ Here, British scientists are stationed, conducting various experiments. AdScientist will continue to monitor this newest, very large iceberg.