Anthony Franze

Texas vs Ohio State: Heat index to reach a dangerous 108 degrees

The heaviest rainfall is likely to stay well to the east of San Antonio, but a few isolated showers and storms are still possible.

Temps will stay above 100 degrees each day this week, but long-range models are starting to suggest when the extreme heat will end.

With temperatures expected to rise well over 100 degrees across Texas, the heat will help trigger scattered strong thunderstorms.

Dangerous levels of heat are expected all across Texas this weekend, with temperatures rising to their highest levels of the year.

Will Texas see a colder than normal fall? Here are the chances.

San Antonio has not seen measurable rain for 22 straight days, but forecast models are starting to show when that streak could end.

The weak atmospheric disturbance will bring more moisture and cloudiness into the region, but will we see any rain for South Texas?

Here’s what the new, stronger El Niño forecast means for Texas

The dust is expected to lead to slightly hazy skies and worsening air quality. A denser plume of dust is possible by late Friday.