Hurricane season will officially start on June 1. SAN ANTONIO — It starts over the open ocean, where a specific recipe is required: warm water for fuel, deep moisture and weak upper-level winds. Instead of just a single thunderstorm, a hurricane is a highly organized, self-sustaining system. It continually draws moisture and energy upward from … Read more
Days of rain leave this Texas region facing growing flash flood concerns
Multiple storm systems moving in from Mexico could mean severe storms for the long weekend.
The National Weather Service is warning of potentially “life-threatening flooding” over the holiday weekend.
Jane Davis and Luz Elena Chapa bring different perspectives to their campaigns for the county’s top criminal prosecutor. SAN ANTONIO — While the Republican Primary runoff between John Cornyn and Ken Paxton in the U.S. Senate contest is drawing statewide attention as next week’s election approaches, another nomination will be clinched in the most high-stakes Bexar … Read more
Tubing businesses are prepared for the tourism traffic with a big chunk of traffic coming from Houston, Dallas and Fort Worth. NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas — With a flood watch set to go into effect starting Friday evening, thousands of people are expected to pack New Braunfels this Memorial Day weekend. Tourism leaders and river outfitters … Read more
Despite losing Game 2, the Spurs still have home-court advantage with Game 3 set to tip off at Frost Bank Center on Friday night. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Spurs dropped Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals in Oklahoma City, making the series 1-1 coming to the Alamo City. On the Spurs’ side, … Read more