Adam Caskey

2 weeks ago | tspantx.com | Justin Horne |Adam Caskey

RAIN LAST NIGHT: SA picked up anywhere from 0.25″- 1″ of rainSAT & SUN: Sunny and hot – upper 90sMEMORIAL DAY: Rain chance will be mainly Monday nightWelcome rainfall occurred with a complex of showers and storms overnight. Some spots across the Hill Country received more than 3″ of rainfall. In San Antonio, rainfall ranged anywhere from 0.25″ to an 1″. The rain is pushing south away from San Antonio.

2 weeks ago | tspantx.com | Justin Horne |Adam Caskey

ISOLATED STORMS: Spotty activity so far… watching for more storms through 6amMEMORIAL DAY: Front brings better shot at showers & stormsAQUIFER DROP: We continue to see some of the lowest levels in decadesObviously we need rain, and we do have some opportunities in the short-term forecast. ISOLATED STORMS TODAYA few pop-up storms have developed this evening, but they’re highly isolated.

2 weeks ago | tspantx.com | Sarah Spivey |Adam Caskey

TUESDAY: Still hot, but low humidityWEDNESDAY & THURSDAY: Spotty (20-30%) rain possibleMain headline is a drop in humidity Tuesday and most of Wednesday. Otherwise, plan for more steamy days with afternoons in the 90s. TONIGHTSmall chance for a stray shower or storm – especially in the Hill Country overnight. At the same time, there’s a very small (10%) chance for a storm along a dry line. That being said, if a storm develops, it will be strong/severe with hail and gusty winds possible.

3 weeks ago | tspantx.com | Justin Horne |Adam Caskey

RECORD HEAT: Through Friday100°+: Next two daysPEAK HEAT WEDNESDAY: Hottest temps expected tomorrow“COOL DOWN”: Dropping below 100° this weekendAnd so it begins… Our infamous triple digit count meter makes a return today. The last three years have been brutal:YEARNo. OF 100° DAYS20242720237520225820213HOTTEST DAY ON WEDNESDAYRecords will be broken. Tomorrow likely brings the peak of this heat wave. Triple digits are a certainty, it’s just a matter of how far above 100° we go.

1 month ago | tspantx.com | Justin Horne |Sarah Spivey |Adam Caskey

CLEARING: Skies clear, turning warm this afternoonISOLATED STORMS WED/THU: More small chances next two daysBEAUTIFUL MOTHER’S DAY WEEKEND: Low humidity, lots of sunStorms have cleared the San Antonio metro area. For those east and northeast of San Antonio, the severe weather threat will continue into the afternoon. A tornado watch is in effect until 4pm for those between San Antonio and Houston. A watch means we’re “watching” for stronger storms capable of hail, gusty winds, and even a tornado.