San Antonio gets a sunny, breezy reset this week, with highs reaching the upper 80s and only slight rain chances returning late Thursday.

Clouds and breezy northeast winds lead San Antonio into Sunday, with only a slight chance of rain. Sunnier, drier weather takes over Monday.

Showers and thunderstorms could pop up across San Antonio Saturday, with gusty north winds and a high near 82. A much drier, sunnier pattern arrives next week.

San Antonio faces a Flood Watch, morning thunderstorms and possible heavy rain Friday, with unsettled weather lasting into the weekend.

Rocksprings and Carta Valley remain under a flash flood warning as the Devils and South Llano rivers climb fast.

San Antonio faces thunderstorms, heavy rain and a Flood Watch through Friday evening, with isolated rainfall totals near 8 inches possible.

San Antonio will swelter Wednesday before heavy rain and thunderstorms raise flooding concerns through Friday.

San Antonio gets one more 95-degree day before a potentially soaking Thursday and Friday, with heavy rain and flood concerns rising.

San Antonio gets one more 94-degree day before rain chances surge and temperatures tumble later this week.

CPS Energy's relaunched community solar program is planned to reach 50 megawatts, with about 1,800 customers on the waitlist.

The Starling Solar project promises $27 million in local tax revenue, but grid delays could push its Meta power link into 2028.

San Antonio faces another hot Sunday and Monday before rain chances surge midweek. Thursday could bring heavy rain and a high only near 88 degrees.

San Antonio is in for a hot, mostly dry weekend, with highs near 96 before rain chances increase next week.