UT Austin researchers using GRACE satellites found El Niño and La Niña can synchronize floods and droughts across continents, a result with big implications for water and food planning.

Patchy fog slows the Wednesday morning commute before clearing to highs in the mid‑70s. Rain and scattered storms are most likely Saturday, Feb. 14.

Patchy fog this morning slows commutes while highs top out near 74°F. Light overnight showers possible; stronger storm chances arrive Friday–Saturday.

New mapping shows 500+ oil tanks in the Guadalupe River floodplain, raising contamination risks if another major flood strikes. Locals and climatologists say the odds are rising.

Medina Lake is at a sliver of capacity and local districts have moved to Stage 4 restrictions as 'dead pool' threatens the Hill Country reservoir.

Morning fog could slow San Antonio commutes before sunshine pushes temps into the low 80s. Small rain chances return Tuesday night and late Friday.

San Antonio will warm into the upper 70s with patchy morning fog that could slow early commutes.

TCEQ says the latest weekly drought map shows a slight easing: abnormally dry areas now cover about 28% of Texas, the first weekly decline in eight weeks.

Sunny and unusually warm today with highs near 82°F. Mild pattern lingers into next week.

Sunny skies lift San Antonio into the upper 70s–80°F Friday. Low rain chances return early next week.

Published maps place a border barrier along the levee at Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge, and conservationists warn the design could fragment habitat and trap wildlife. Lawmakers’ fast-moving funding talks will help decide whether protections hold.

Clear, mild Thursday gives way to a warm weekend — highs near 80. Slight rain chances return late Monday into Tuesday.

Sunny, mild Wednesday with gusts to 25 mph. Temperatures climb into the 70s by the weekend.