#San Antonio weather

As is typical for a winter in San Antonio, it’s been up and down the temperature rollercoaster for those of us around South Central Texas. Another strong cold front will move through San Antonio Wednesday evening (1/19). Temperatures will come crashing down from near 80° all the way into the 30s. After it gets cold, an upper-level disturbance will bring a light wintry mix of freezing rain, sleet, and a few snowflakes on Thursday (1/20). As a result, a Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for the San Antonio and the KSAT viewing area.

SAN ANTONIO – As the city opens warming shelters and makes preparations ahead of a cold front that will bring freezing temperatures and a chance for wintry weather on Thursday, school districts are also adjusting plans. The following schools and school districts have announced closures for Thursday, Jan. 20:

SAN ANTONIO — With a Winter Weather Advisory going into effect early Thursday morning, preparations are underway for freezing weather that could bring snow flurries to the San Antonio area. We're tracking the latest developments here. A cold front is expected to push through San Antonio on Wednesday night...

Update (8:55 a.m.): San Antonio remains under a winter weather advisory, which is expected to last until 6 a.m. Friday. As the chilly morning moves along, the chances for rain and sleet persist, mainly after 1 p.m. The NWS warns a "light glaze" and "minor" snow accumulation is possible on bridges, overpasses, and elevated roadways mostly along the Edward's Plateau, Hill Country, stretch of I-35 between San Antonio and Austin, and the Highway 90 corridor.

SAN ANTONIO – The city will open four public warming centers on Thursday as freezing temperatures are expected later this week. A strong cold front will move through San Antonio Wednesday evening, bringing the temperature down to the 30s. An upper-level disturbance will bring a light wintry mix of freezing rain, sleet, and a few snowflakes on Thursday.

SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio is under a Winter Weather Advisory. It began early Thursday morning at 3 a.m. and will continue until 6 a.m. Friday. This means mixed precipitation is expected, which could create hazardous road conditions for commutes on Thursday. The alert is due to a strong...

Some area school districts announced cancellations of classes Thursday with freezing weather conditions expected throughout San Antonio. “Due to predicted winter weather and the safety of all staff and students ... all schools and offices will be closed Thursday,” San Antonio Independent School District officials announced Wednesday afternoon. Northside,...

San Antonio is preparing for its first blast of wintry weather this season. The Texas Department of Transportation has started to lay the groundwork in San Antonio. Moisture combined with freezing temperatures can create very dangerous driving conditions on roadways. Maintenance crews began pre-treating roads around the San Antonio region...

SAN ANTONIO - TxDOT and the City of San Antonio are preparing for winter weather that is expected to hit late tonight and into Thursday morning. Anytime you have moisture combined with below freezing temperatures, it makes for a very dangerous situation on roadways, which is why TxDOT is getting on top of that right now.

The National Weather Service forecast office of Austin/San Antonio has shared a situation report ahead of a strong Arctic cold front that's pushing through the area on Wednesday evening. The front will bring with it colder temperatures, and a chance of wintry mix to the South-Central Texas area Thursday during...

SAN ANTONIO (KTSA News) — The anticipated wintry weather headed for San Antonio has prompted several districts to cancel classes Thursday.

SAN ANTONIO – The next cold front for South Central Texas will arrive early Saturday morning. Yet again, this will be a ‘dry front’ — meaning that there will not be a chance of rain. (That’s not good news, considering that the drought is becoming more and more widespread. More on that later.)

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for Bexar County ahead of a strong cold front that is expected to hit the area late Wednesday night. The watch is in effect from 6 a.m. Thursday through 6 a.m. Friday for all of South Central Texas. Meteorologists from...

SAN ANTONIO – Winter weather is approaching San Antonio and Animal Care Services is reminding pet owners to bring in their four-legged friends before the freeze. Several days of wintery weather is expected this week and area residents are urged to bring all pets inside, including outdoor dogs. Animal...

The National Weather Service took to Twitter to shut down rumors of forecasters predicting a snowstorm in San Antonio for later this month. In the Twitter thread on Wednesday, January 12, the NWS asked its followers to take long-range forecasts with a "Mount Everest" sized grain of salt. The department...

SAN ANTONIO – Our streak of record-challenging warmth continues into the first day of 2022, but get ready for weather whiplash Saturday night. At that point, our temperature is expected to drop a whopping 50 degrees in only about 12 hours. It may sound crazy, but we’re anticipating a balmy 83 degrees at 5 p.m. Saturday, then only 32 degrees by 5 a.m. Sunday.

The National Weather Service reports an Arctic cold front will push into San Antonio to begin 2022 and bring the first freeze of the season. 2021 is ending on a unseasonably warm streak in the Alamo City, where Christmas weekend highs pushed records. A sharp cold front will push north...

San Antonio temperatures are about to go on another roller coaster ride as cold fronts are expected Thursday and Sunday. After this week's warming trend, temperatures will drop into the low 30s late Thursday, January 6, and continue into Friday as another cold front blows in, according to the National Weather Service. NWS expects a low of 32 degrees on Friday and high of 57 degrees.

We’ve seen temperatures and the humidity steadily rise over the last few days, with morning clouds, fog, and patchy drizzle. These clouds have been stubborn, sticking around the I-35 corridor until lunch, with sunshine in the afternoon. Even with sunshine limited to the afternoon hours, we’ve still seen the...