San Antonio could feel as hot as 107 degrees Tuesday as a mostly dry, sweltering stretch settles in through Monday.

San Antonio faces a sunny 100-degree Monday, with heat index values reaching 102 and even hotter-feeling conditions possible Tuesday.

Ingram ISD is racing to reopen 12 flood-damaged buildings by next Wednesday, with millions in uninsured repairs and cleanup still underway.

Medina Lake climbed from 9% to 29.3% full in a month after historic Hill Country rainfall, but the reservoir is still far from full.

San Antonio is headed for another stretch of triple-digit heat, with feels-like temperatures topping 105 degrees and only a slim weekend rain chance.

San Antonio is headed for a 99°F Wednesday, a 102°F Friday and a weekend that barely backs off. A small storm chance may return Saturday night.

Heat-gun checks on Padre Island found sand near the seawall as hot as 122°F — a burn hazard for toes and paws.

Triple-digit heat returns Tuesday, July 28 with heat-index readings above 105°F. Find cooling centers and avoid midday exertion.

Clear morning; highs near 98°F and heat indices over 100°F. Metro Health has activated Level II guidance and cooling centers are available.

Sun and heat return Sunday, July 26 — highs near 96 with heat‑index values around 104. Metro Health has posted a Level II advisory and cooling sites are available.

Cloudy, muggy morning with highs near 95°F and a warming trend toward 100°F by week's end.

The San Antonio River Authority is piloting kayak removals and barrier tests to slow an expanding apple snail infestation that has stripped aquatic plants along the River Walk.

Morning showers give way to highs near 95°F and heat-index readings above 100°F. Flooding continues along the Nueces River near Asherton.