San Antonio's weather will vary with today's fog clearing to a high of 82°, mostly cloudy weekends, and possible storms Monday night, followed by clearer midweek skies.

San Antonio, Texas enjoys an early bluebonnet season and unusual rainbows. Fox San Antonio and News 4 encourage sharing photos of these natural events.

San Antonio's weather promises a mix of clouds and sun with temperatures in the low to mid-80s. Morning fog and high humidity will persist, with potential showers and thunderstorms midweek. The weekend forecast suggests mostly sunny conditions.

San Antonio is expecting diverse weather including sun, wind, and potential fog, with daytime highs fluctuating between 74 and 89 degrees, according to National Weather Service and KSAT Weather forecasts.

Hill Country officials plan for a surge of visitors for the April solar eclipse, addressing concerns like traffic, and resource strains, and advising residents to prepare in advance.

San Antonio residents experience AM showers before sunny skies with temps rising to the high 70s, while the week ahead forecasts a mix of sun and potential showers per KSAT and National Weather Service.

Scientists are interested in observing wildlife behavior, especially bats, during the April 8 total solar eclipse in Central Texas, with a focus on potential changes in their routines.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for San Antonio, with clear skies today and changing conditions throughout the week, including chances of rain, sunshine, and rising temperatures up to 91 degrees by Monday.

NEISD is prepping for the April 8 solar eclipse by keeping schools open, providing protective eyewear, and creating a learning experience for students, instead of closing like other districts.

San Antonio residents can expect windy conditions with gusts up to 40 mph, a high of 78 degrees, and clear skies transitioning to heavier humidity and mostly cloudy weekend weather.

San Antonio's weather will vary, with cloudy skies and possible thunderstorms transitioning to sunnier days as the week progresses, per National Weather Service forecasts.

San Antonio's CPS Energy plans to shut down the coal-fired J.K. Spruce 1 plant by 2028 and convert Spruce 2 to natural gas, with activists concerned about the continued reliance on fossil fuels.

A severe thunderstorm hit San Antonio, bringing hail and lightning. Fox San Antonio and KSAT Connect are collecting storm photos from residents. Authorities assess damage as clean-up begins, with further weather advisories possible.