Mostly cloudy this morning with highs near 88°F and gusty S‑SE winds. Showers and thunderstorms likely Wednesday with heavier rain possible this weekend.

At a 4,000‑acre Matagorda ranch near Houston, adaptive grazing rebuilt soil and opened new income streams for ranchers as beef prices climb.

Cloudy, muggy morning with highs near 83F and gusty south winds. Showers and scattered storms become more likely by Wednesday.

Patchy fog lifts to a warm, breezy Sunday in San Antonio with highs near 84°F and gusts around 25 mph.

Patchy morning fog clears to sun with highs near 86°F. Breezy afternoons and a small uptick in midweek storm chances.

Sunny and unusually warm Friday with highs near 86°F. Morning fog may slow commutes, and southerly winds turn gusty Sunday.

Unusually warm weather will push San Antonio into the low 90s today with gusty, dry winds and a Red Flag Warning for parts of the Hill Country. Avoid outdoor burning and follow county burn‑ban rules.

Sunny and warm today with highs near 88°F; drier air and gusty winds later this week will raise fire danger across parts of the county.

Sunny Monday with highs near 65°F; midweek will spike into the 70s–80s with gusts and elevated fire danger. Skip open burns for now.

Sunny skies and gusty northeast winds warm San Antonio to about 65°F Sunday while a county burn ban remains in effect.

Gusty winds and low humidity have triggered a Red Flag Warning for Hays County while a county burn ban remains in effect. Officials urge residents to avoid outdoor burning.

Dense fog will slow Friday morning commutes in San Antonio; a cold front brings gusty winds and elevated fire risk this weekend.

Patchy fog should lift by mid-morning; highs near 86°F in San Antonio. Saturday's dry, windy conditions could raise fire danger—county burn ban is active.