As heavy rain moved through San Antonio Tuesday night, KSAT crews and viewers captured video of stalled, submerged vehicles on area roadways and lightning strikes.
Parents in the Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City Independent School District community are upset after they say three campuses had last-minute bus cancellations during Monday’s heavy rain.
As fast-moving storm lines move in, several viewers have shared photos of rain and hail in and around the San Antonio area on Valentine’s Day.
Saturday will be chilly with temperatures in the 50s, and by Sunday morning, a freeze is expected, with a hard freeze possible outside city limits. Monday's MLK Day will start around 40°F, warming to the lower 60s with dry weather, while rain is anticipated Tuesday and Wednesday.
Heavy rain swept through San Antonio Sunday evening, triggering a Flood Watch and warnings. The downpours caused localized flooding in low-lying areas.
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Despite recent heavy rainfall and storm activity, the latest U.S. Drought Monitor, released on Thursday, shows only modest improvements for San Antonio and surrounding South Central Texas counties.
A dedicated group of volunteers from River Aid San Antonio participated in a crucial cleanup on Sunday at the Lorence Creek Preserve following deadly flash flooding.
KSAT meteorologist Justin Horne says San Antonio-area creeks can experience heavy levels of water when the area gets lots of rain. One example is Leon Creek near Loop 410, which has risen 13 feet since the rain started late Wednesday night.
Severe storms moved through San Antonio early Thursday morning, prompting flooded roads, rescues and stalled vehicles. At least four people have died due to the flooding.
According to the USGS, the Comal and Guadalupe Rivers experienced significant spikes in water levels following major rainfall throughout the area, contributing to what some New Braunfels locals described as a challenging start to the summer season.
Some people, particularly on the far Northwest Side, hope they have seen the last of the large hail that rained down on them late Monday night and into early Tuesday morning.
As storms rolled through the larger portions of Bexar County on Monday night, KSAT had crews out for most of the evening, capturing lightning and high-water events.
March was relatively mild in terms of weather extremes, but the month still had its share of notable events, particularly with wildfire activity and some storms later in the month.
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Rain has fallen around Southern California and is expected to aid firefighters mopping up multiple wildfires.
Rain that began falling in parched Southern California will aid firefighters mopping up multiple wildfires.
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After a very dry and warm October, November has started off pretty great for us. Here’s a look at neighborhood rainfall totals from storms Monday night:
Comal County Judge Sherman Krause has issued a disaster declaration in response to the excessive heat and wildfire risk.
River Aid San Antonio asks volunteers to show up at the Espada Dam between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Saturday. Another clean-up event will follow the next weekend.
Secure those empty trash cans! Another gusty day is in store Friday as a cold front sends another dose of cooler air into South Central Texas.
Fresh rain finally hit San Antonio, but that water can cause your home to shift under the muddy soil.
Flower-covered floats, marching bands and equestrian units celebrated the New Year as the 134th Rose Parade slipped through a gap in California’s siege of drenching storms.
The last two victims who died in an explosion on the Southeast Side on Friday night have been identified by the Bexar County Medical Examiner’s Office.
The San Antonio Fire Department command staff held its first media briefing Tuesday about the explosion at a Southeast Side business that killed four people.
Rain has complicated an investigation into an explosion that killed four people on the Southeast Side over the weekend. SAFD said Sunday that “the blast site became flooded with rainwater that required pumping out before investigators could continue.”
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While the rain is a welcome sign, some in flood-prone areas are worried ahead of the days of forecasted rain.