Triple-digit streak climbing, heat advisories posted
Triple-digit heat to continue into next week, heat advisories have been posted.
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The majority of school districts in Texas have a designation that allows them to start in early August when San Antonio is moving through the hottest temperatures of the year.
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How long we think this streak of triple-digit heat will last
A long streak of triple digits lies ahead.
CPS Energy urges San Antonio residents to conserve energy ahead of peak demand day
With temperatures climbing across San Antonio, CPS Energy is asking customers to take a few simple steps to conserve electricity as the city prepares for a peak energy demand day Thursday, Aug. 20.
What’s the hottest temperature San Antonio has ever recorded? 🥵
San Antonio reached its highest recorded temperature of 111° on Sept. 5, 2000, at the San Antonio International Airport. This stands as the hottest day in the city’s weather records, which date to 1885.
The “heat high” is flexing its muscles 💪
A strong heat high is settled over Texas, bringing persistently hot and dry weather with highs near or above 100°F and heat index values up to 110°F. The pattern is expected to continue.
Plan for over a week straight at or above 100°
Get ready for our hottest stretch of the year.
Heat Builds Across South Central Texas With Little Relief Ahead
South Central Texas is in for a hot and increasingly dry stretch of weather, with temperatures climbing above average Sunday and even hotter conditions expected through much of the coming week.
Pool weather this weekend with temperatures near triple digits
South Central Texas is returning to hot, dry weather after brief showers, with weekend highs in the mid-90s to near 100 degrees and little chance of rain. The heat will intensify next week as a ridge of high pressure arrives keeping us toasty.