Late-night storms may bring damaging winds and heavy rain across San Antonio Sunday night into Monday morning. Expect overnight travel disruptions.

Morning fog lifts to a mostly sunny Saturday with highs near 886F. A frontal system could bring showers and thunderstorms late Sunday night into Monday.

Forecasters say the highest chance of showers and a few strong storms in San Antonio arrives late Friday night, centered around a 10 p.m.–4 a.m. window.

Mostly cloudy and around 66°F this morning. Slight shower chances today with a better shot at storms Friday night.

Cooler and breezy today in San Antonio. Rain chances increase Friday into Saturday with isolated heavy storms.

A late‑day cold front may trigger isolated storms in San Antonio tonight, followed by a cooler Thursday and a weekend warmup.

Patchy fog this morning gives way to a hot, humid afternoon with highs near 91°F. A midweek front brings a chance of storms and cooler temperatures Thursday.

Mild Monday gives way to mid‑80s today and hotter, more humid days later in the week. Expect gusty afternoons and a low chance of isolated, gusty storms midweek.

Sunny Sunday tops out near 80°F. Southerly winds bring midweek heat and a low chance of isolated storms late Tuesday into Wednesday.

Police say a man believed to be jogging was found dead northwest of downtown San Antonio; investigators say floodwaters may have swept him away.

Cool morning and sunny afternoon with a high near 74°F. Warmer and more humid early next week with low‑end storm chances late Tuesday.

Heavy rain, fog and gusty winds are causing hazardous commutes across San Antonio today. Flood Watch through 9 p.m.; expect several inches in spots.

Showers and thunderstorms likely Thursday night into Friday with pockets of heavy rain and gusty winds that could slow commutes.