Scattered storms are likely after 10 a.m. Wednesday in San Antonio, with the heaviest rain most likely Thursday night. Highs near 89°F; cooler weekend ahead.

Following heavy April rains, the EAA moved the San Antonio pool from Stage 4 to Stage 3, allowing permit holders to pump roughly 65% of authorized amounts while drought impacts persist.

Hazy, humid Tuesday with highs near 94F and heat-index readings around 100 6F. A front later this week brings storm chances and cooler weekend temperatures.

Mid‑90s and sticky in San Antonio on April 27–28, with heat‑index values near or above 100°F; Metro Health has issued a Level II advisory and cooling options are available.

Sticky morning fog gives way to a hot day with a high near 94°F and heat indices around 100. Small chance of isolated storms late afternoon.

Muggy morning with a small chance of afternoon storms. Weekend heat will push temps into the low 90s with heat indices near 100°F.

Mostly cloudy and muggy this morning with highs near 85°F. Slight storm chance Friday, then a hot weekend with heat indices near or above 100°F.

Dense morning fog will slow San Antonio commutes; scattered afternoon storms are possible before a warmer, drier weekend.

Foggy morning gives way to likely showers and thunderstorms Tuesday; localized heavier rain could slow the commute. Plan for slower travel this afternoon and evening.

Showers and thunderstorms will soak San Antonio Monday into Tuesday; localized flooding and gusty east winds are possible. Expect a cool, soggy start to the week.

Soggy Sunday morning with gusty east-northeast winds; heavier storms likely Monday and Tuesday.

Cloudy and gusty Saturday in San Antonio; a cold front brings a 50% chance of afternoon storms and gusts up to 35 mph.

Hot, humid Friday in San Antonio with highs near 92°F. A strong cold front brings gusty winds and showers Saturday into the weekend.