A flash flood warning covered San Antonio, Leon Valley and Lackland AFB early Saturday; officials urged drivers to avoid flooded roads.

Heat Advisory for San Antonio Friday: heat index up to 112°F with afternoon storm chances. Stay hydrated and plan for quick shelter from storms.

Extreme Heat Warning in effect for San Antonio Thursday; heat‑index values may top 110°F. City lists cooling centers and urges caution for outdoor plans.

Scattered storms possible this afternoon with pockets of heavy rain. Hot, sticky conditions return midweek.

A Flood Watch runs through Tuesday evening with heavy, slow‑moving storms possible. Expect a soggy commute and avoid low‑water crossings.

SAWS says a raw sample from the Turtle Creek 3 well on the Northwest Side tested positive for E. coli; the well is offline and will be disinfected and retested.

Scattered storms and high humidity today with heat index near 103°F. Heavy downpours could cause localized flooding.

Cloudy, humid Saturday with highs near 91°F and a slight afternoon storm chance. A frontal system Monday could bring heavier rain and localized flash flooding.

Floresville homeowners packed a TCEQ meeting to oppose a proposed wastewater plant they say would discharge treated effluent into Kicaster Creek, raising E. coli and flooding concerns.

TCEQ has proposed rules to let treated fracking wastewater be applied to land; pilots show strong contaminant removal but critics say testing gaps remain.

Cloudy, muggy start in San Antonio with highs near 92°F and a heat index close to 100°F. Isolated late‑day storms possible; a wetter Monday is likely.

Hot and muggy Thursday in San Antonio with highs near 94°F and feels‑like temps up to 106°F. Slight morning showers; stronger rain chances return early next week.

Meteorologists warned of heavy rain and possible localized flooding early next week in San Antonio. Outdoor Spurs gatherings and morning commutes could be affected.