San Antonio faces 102-103 degree highs and heat indexes up to 109 through Sunday. The Heat Advisory remains in effect as rain chances stay scarce.

A spinning whirlwind swept an open field in San Antonio amid a brutal August heat wave with highs near 104°F.

San Antonio faces 102-degree heat Thursday and a 103-degree Saturday as a Heat Advisory runs through Sunday. Rain chances remain nearly nonexistent through next week.

San Antonio faces another stretch of 100-degree heat, with little rain and warm nights through Monday. The forecast offers almost no relief from the summer furnace.

San Antonio’s forecast is stuck on triple digits, with highs near 100 Monday and Tuesday before 101-degree heat takes over through Sunday. Rain is essentially absent, making hydration and early outdoor plans the order of the week.

San Antonio will see Sunday highs near 101 degrees, heat index values up to 106 and a week of relentless sunshine.

San Antonio could hit 98 degrees Friday, with a heat index near 105 and triple-digit-feeling temperatures continuing through next week.

San Antonio is headed for another 101-degree day Wednesday, with heat index values reaching 105 and little rain in sight.

San Antonio is headed for another stretch of triple-digit heat, with a heat index up to 107 Tuesday and little rain relief ahead.

San Antonio will hit 97 degrees Monday before a hotter, mostly dry stretch pushes temperatures to 100 by midweek. A few late-day storms are possible, but rain relief will be limited.

San Antonio will hit 97 degrees this weekend before a hotter stretch pushes highs to 101 by Thursday.

San Antonio will reach 99 degrees Thursday, with a heat index as high as 106 and little rain in sight. The hot, mostly dry pattern is expected to continue into next week.

San Antonio is headed for another near-100-degree day Wednesday, with a heat index up to 106°F and almost no rain expected.