San Antonio anticipates a week of wet and foggy conditions, with thunderstorms and patchy fog forecasted, followed by brief clear skies on Thursday and improving weather by the weekend.

A flash flood advisory was issued for four Texas counties due to heavy rains affecting the region, including San Antonio. Conditions are expected to improve by mid-morning.

San Antonio faces a wet start to the week with showers and thunderstorms in the forecast, tapering off by afternoon, and rain chances continuing into midweek.

San Antonio is in for a week of cloudy weather and rain, with a high chance of precipitation and even thunderstorms, as well as fluctuating temperatures and wind speeds, according to the National Weather Service and KSAT Weather.

San Antonio is set to experience a sudden cold snap with temperatures dropping to 19 degrees and winds up to 34 mph. The coming days will feature sunny and cloudy periods, with potential rain over the weekend.

San Antonio cinemas offer discounts and freebies on National Popcorn Day, with deliveries also available through food apps, and AMC and Santikos among the theatres participating.

San Antonio residents are advised to inspect their trees for safety before an expected cold snap, which could lead to low temperatures, freezing drizzle, and potential power outages. The city is setting up resiliency hubs for refuge from the cold.

San Antonio faces a rise in animal neglect due to harsh weather, prompting increased service calls and citations by Animal Care Services. They advise residents to provide proper shelter for pets.

San Antonio experiences clear skies today with brisk winds, but rain and clouds will move in by the weekend, with Sunday likely to bring showers and potential thunderstorms. The rainy weather is expected to continue into next week.

San Antonio anticipates a mix of sunny, windy, and rainy conditions, with clear skies turning to gusty winds, and a forecast of showers and potential thunderstorms early next week.

Forecasters expect El Niño-like weather to bring heavy rain to Texas, while South Africa experiences drier, warmer conditions due to the same phenomenon. Global impacts and a potential end to the current El Niño are also discussed.

San Antonio residents face burst pipes following an arctic blast, with SAWS guiding citizens on managing leaks and the city's plumbers addressing numerous distress calls amidst rising post-freeze temperatures.

San Antonio's weather will shift from sunny skies and cooler temperatures to the potential for thunderstorms early next week, with variable conditions expected throughout the week.