Austinites stock up on essentials as a winter storm approaches, following FEMA's advice to prepare, including storing non-perishable food and water for at least three days.

San Antonio braces for icy conditions with an arctic blast expected to bring temperatures down, prompting the city to prepare warming shelters and advise residents on safety measures.

San Antonio is set for a weekend of sharp temperature drops with varying conditions, from sunny and windy to chilling lows, as forecasted by the National Weather Service and KSAT report.

Texas prepares for a harsh cold front as ERCOT issues a Weather Watch and asserts readiness to manage the anticipated spike in energy demand, despite lingering concerns from the 2021 storm.

Texas prepares for an arctic blast as energy operators, including CPS Energy and ERCOT, ensure readiness of the power grid with upgraded systems and proactive measures, in contrast to the 2021 crisis.

Texas is preparing for a cold snap that is expected to be less severe than the 2021 winter storm, with shorter durations of below-freezing temperatures forecasted for cities like San Antonio and Houston.

A weather forecast indicates a shift from warm to windy conditions in San Antonio, with gusts up to 46 mph expected and a cool down to 44 degrees by Sunday.

ERCOT issues a Weather Watch for Texas in anticipation of an arctic cold snap, warning of potential electrical demand spikes but assures grid stability.

San Antonio faces extreme cold as temperatures may drop to the low 20s, while a local scam involving a food truck business affects over 35 victims.

An arctic front is predicted to bring record-low temperatures to Texas next week, with possible precipitation and a statewide hard freeze expected by January 16, 2023.

San Antonio will see sunny weather today with a high of 68°F, and wind gusts up to 22 mph. Temperatures will drop tonight to around 45°F. More sun and warmth expected for Thursday, though winds may persist.

San Antonio's forecast predicts several sunny days with clear skies, though windy conditions may cause cooler sensations. Moderate temperatures and calmer winds are expected at night.

San Antonio is expecting strong wind gusts up to 45 mph and a drop in temperature following a cold front. Light showers are possible, with severe weather east of the city. Fire warnings are in place due to high wind gusts and dry conditions.