San Antonio hit a record 100 degrees on February 21, 1996, the highest temperature ever recorded in February for the city, amid a month marked by a dramatic temperature range.

A 2.2-magnitude earthquake struck near Poth, Texas, following a recent 4.7-magnitude quake. Seismic activity in the area is increasing, possibly due to local drilling operations. No major damage or injuries were reported.

San Antonio residents and stargazers nationwide prepare for an April 8 total solar eclipse, which offers a unique opportunity for scientific research, particularly for Southwest Research Institute scientists studying the sun's corona.

Foggy conditions in San Antonio led to predictions of sun and highs near 79°F today, with the fog clearing and winds reaching 20 mph. Nights will stay mild around 61°F, with temperatures set to rise through the week.

A 4.7-magnitude earthquake hit South Texas, with reports indicating that fracking might be responsible for the increasing seismic activity in the region.

San Antonio's weather forecast promises a mix of sunny days and light winds, with temperatures warming throughout the week, according to the National Weather Service.

San Antonio expects sunny skies and rising temperatures this week, with Washington's Birthday at 68 degrees and the high reaching 84 degrees by Thursday. The National Weather Service predicts sunny weather with mild evenings throughout the week.

Over 2,500 volunteers joined River Aid San Antonio to clean local waterways during the 29th annual Basura Bash, facing the cold to tackle environmental waste.

San Antonio's forecast promises sunny days ahead with temps ranging from the high 50s to mid-80s and clear to partly cloudy nights with lows from the mid-30s to around 60, per the National Weather Service.

The article describes the weather forecast for San Antonio, with cold and windy conditions expected, but a gradual warm-up leading to spring-like temperatures later in the week.

San Antonio weather this week includes fog, variable winds, and a 40% chance of rain followed by clearer, breezy conditions and temperatures varying from lows of 39°F to highs in the low 80s.

San Antonio's weather forecast predicts variable conditions, including possible isolated showers and periods of fog, with temperatures fluctuating between the mid-60s and high 70s over the coming days.

SAWS and Mayor Nirenberg oppose a proposed wastewater plant fearing it might affect San Antonio's water supply, and have joined a legal challenge to stop it.