A third terminal is planned for San Antonio International Airport. It will have capacity for 17 more gates and will be situated next to the existing Terminal B on the northwest end of the airport’s current footprint.

Nearly 5 inches of rain fell at San Antonio International Airport, the most in a month since October 2021

1 to 2 inches of rain is likely, which would be the most rain for a two-day period since October 2021

Periods of strong storms, flash flooding possible

SAN ANTONIO A rare late July/early August front helped to kick off some storms across South Texas Friday afternoon and evening. While San Antonio International only picked up a trace of rain, other spots across the KSAT viewing area made out much better! Heres a look at radar-estimated rainfall totals as of 11 PM Friday night:Radar estimated rainfall across South Texas; valid Friday night, July 31st (KSAT 12)While more rounds of isolated thunderstorms are in the forecast over the next few days, the weekend wont be a washout. Heres what you need to know:

SAN ANTONIO – Editor’s note: This story is published through a partnership between the San Antonio Business Journal and KSAT. Frequent flyers have more success making their flights at San Antonio International Airport compared to most other U.S. facilities. The study, conducted by Finance Buzz, is based on a dozen metrics, including average TSA wait times and number of airport gates. It ranked San Antonio International No. According to the study’s summary, with an average TSA wait time of 18 minutes at San Antonio International, “you should be okay if you’re running a little behind.”Read the full story on the San Antonio Business Journal.