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.

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.