Severe storm warnings are cropping up all around San Antonio-area towns as a system sweeps in from South Texas.

San Antonio residents endure a heatwave, with forecasts predicting highs up to 100 degrees and minimal relief.

Weather is about to get interesting in San Antonio as the city is within hours of possible severe storms, including very large hail. In the latest forecast report from the National Weather Service ...

San Antonians may have enjoyed the low temperatures over the weekend, but it appears the calm may not last long as several areas are expected to be hit with stormy weather this week. The National ...

The severe thunderstorm has weakened below severe weather thresholds. Some rain, as well as small hail, is still possible.

Heat wave continues thru early next week with a slight cool down middle of the week as daily record high temperatures ...

San Antonio faces a heatwave with highs near 105°F and heat index values up to 109°F, with little overnight relief.

Drought conditions continue to worsen in San Antonio, but weather models show a shift in the prevailing weather pattern soon.

It's not a big drop, but after nearly a week of record and near-record heat, San Antonians will likely welcome any drop in ...

According to the National Weather Service, San Antonio is at a slight risk for storms turning severe on Thursday, May 1. "Another potential for strong to severe storms exists tomorrow ...

Forecasters expect multiple records to be broken over the next week as an early heat wave settles over the region.

It also could produce twisters. A Tornado Watch issued by the National Weather Service for counties west of San Antonio stretching towards New Mexico expired early Tuesday morning, with no reports ...