Texas Governor Abbott has activated emergency management agencies for Hurricane Beryl's potential landfall, encouraging preparedness and public safety.

A Texas sanctuary relocated 40 alligators, including Big Padre and Lady Laguna, to avoid escape risks during Hurricane Beryl's anticipated storm surge.

San Antonio's weather is hot with potential storms expected, as high temperatures approach 100 degrees and a heat index as high as 105. Some relief comes at night; however, rain chances increase starting Monday.

San Antonio expects high temperatures around 100 degrees for Independence Day, with clear skies and minimal wind. The heat continues into the weekend with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms.

San Antonio faces a heatwave with temperatures nearing 100 degrees, offering little evening relief. The forecast indicates a slight chance of weekend showers amidst persistent heat.

The article outlines the increased occurrence of extreme weather in Texas, attributing it to climate change and predicting more erratic conditions in the future.

San Antonio is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures approaching 100 degrees, according to the National Weather Service, providing minimal nighttime relief.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of high temperatures around 100 degrees for San Antonio, with community cooling centers extending hours for relief.

San Antonio is expected to experience a week of high temperatures nearing 100 degrees, with today's heat index reaching 109 degrees. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and limit outdoor activities.

San Antonio is bracing for a heatwave with temperatures nearing triple digits and heat index values up to 109 degrees. Nationals advise residents to stay hydrated and seek shade.

San Antonio faces intense heat, with temperatures near 100°F. The National Weather Service forecasts persistent high heat, urging precautions against heat-related risks.

San Antonio initiates Stage 3 watering rules due to drought, featuring irrigation restrictions, surcharges for high usage, and fines for non-compliance to encourage conservation.

San Antonio faces a continued heat wave with high temperatures near 98 degrees and heat indices up to 109. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and limit outdoor activities due to the risk of heat-related illnesses.