San Antonio weather is a mix of sun, possible showers, and thunderstorms with temperatures reaching the low 90s and light breezes turning gusty in the evenings.

San Antonio is expecting hot weather, with temperatures around mid-90s and chances of occasional showers and thunderstorms according to the National Weather Service.

San Antonio is expected to face warm weather with mostly sunny conditions and highs in the mid-90s. Residents are advised to take precautions against the heat.

San Antonio is expecting warm weather this week, with temperatures in the mid-90s, clear skies, and occasional gusty winds. Nights will be partly cloudy with lows in the mid-70s.

San Antonio's forecast includes a 20% chance of rain and thunderstorms later today, with highs reaching 94 degrees and a heat index up to 101. Winds could gust up to 25 mph.

San Antonio expects high temperatures in the mid-90s with sparse chances of rain and thunderstorms. Evenings will offer slight relief with lows around 75 degrees. Winds may peak at 25 mph, providing minimal cooling.

San Antonio's Juneteenth forecast predicts sunny skies with high temperatures near 93°F and heat indices around 102°F, alongside mild southeast winds. Warnings are issued to stay hydrated due to heat.

San Antonio forecast anticipates mid-90s temperatures, clear skies, and high humidity, with occasional gusty south winds. Evenings will bring slight cooling.

San Antonio's weather forecast indicates sunny skies with highs near 96 degrees and possible cloud cover fluctuations, with moderate winds and high heat index values. Nights will be cooler with gusty winds.

San Antonio faces a week of high temperatures, possibly reaching a heat index of 103 degrees, with intermittent chances of rain and thunderstorms. Highs may slightly drop as the week progresses, with continued evening warmth.

San Antonio forecast includes cloudy skies, thunderstorms, and high temperatures, with a 40% chance of rain and highs near 95°F. Heat indices may exceed 100°F. Winds remain 5-10 mph.

The National Weather Service forecasts scattered showers and potential thunderstorms in San Antonio, with high heat and chances of precipitation increasing towards the week's end.

Comal River in New Braunfels is closed for recreation due to high water levels and debris caused by heavy rains. The Guadalupe River remains open with caution advised. The Landa Park Spring Fed Pool is also closed.