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.

San Antonio is under a Heat Advisory with highs near 101°F and heat‑index readings in the low 100s. A brief chance of tropical showers arrives late Thursday night.

Federal data and UTSA sensors show pockets of San Antonio lack reliable cooling; some homes can reach 120°F, highlighting heat risks for thousands of residents.

Heat Advisory in effect today in San Antonio; highs near 101°F and heat index up to 114. Limit outdoor time and use local cooling centers this afternoon.

San Antonio will reach about 97°F Tuesday with a heat index near 103°F; midweek could feel hotter. Check cooling sites and safety tips.

Hot and humid today in San Antonio with highs near 96°F and heat index into the low 100s. City cooling centers are available if you need relief.

Highs near 94°F today with heat index topping 100°F. Rivers remain elevated after heavy rains; avoid flooded roads.

Muggy, cloudy morning in San Antonio; highs near 94°F and heat index around 100–101°F. Floodwaters from midweek storms are moving downstream — avoid flooded roads.

Video shows guests and staff evacuating a South Texas hotel as floodwaters rose around the property; hotel staff and first responders helped dozens to safety.

Flood Watch remains into midday Friday as heavy downpours threaten street and river flooding across San Antonio. Avoid low-water crossings and monitor official alerts.