With temps hitting the triple digits consistently this month, you may be looking forward to the first cold front. Here's when it could happen.
It’s really hot in South Texas . So far this August, the average high temperature in San Antonio has been 99.5 degrees, and we’re currently in a streak of seven consecutive days with triple-digit high temps. We could absolutely use a break from the heat. While South Texas has had a few weak cold fronts move through over the course of the summer, it’s been several months since we’ve had some actual chilly air move into the region.
Temps will rise steadily throughout the morning, reaching 90 degrees by around 11 a.m. During the afternoon, a few high clouds will move into the region, but plenty of sunshine is still expected. High temperatures are likely to reach 100 to 101 degrees in the San Antonio metro area by 4 to 5 p.m., becoming the eighth day in a row with highs of at least 100 degrees. Heat index values will be slightly higher, topping out near 105 degrees.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Dangerous heat coming to South Texas for first day of schoolTemperatures are expected to be above average as the new school year starts next week. Here's what you can do to help combat the heat.
Read more »
SEC preseason poll: See where Texas, Oklahoma, Texas A&M rankedTexas garnered 3041 total points and 27 votes for the Longhorns to win the SEC Championship, second only to Georgia.
Read more »
Texas Eats: A Texas-sized 36-inch KingPin Pizza at new spot in SAThe Texas Eats team takes you inside the newest Pinstack location on the far North Side of San Antonio.
Read more »
Texas A&M University grads are the most attractive in Texas, study findsIt’s official: Aggies are the most attractive grads in Texas. At least according to a recent study from online romance blog DatingAdvice.
Read more »
Texas HC Steve Sarkisian & Texas A&M's Mike Elko United vs. New Recruiting ProposalTexas Longhorns coach Steve Sarkisian and Texas A&M Aggies coach Mike Elko - alongside multiple other head coaches in the state - are both in agreement when it comes to moving up Early Signing Day
Read more »
Texas A&M Aggies Mike Elko, Texas' Steve Sarkisian Against Early Signing Date ChangeTexas A&M Aggies coach Mike Elko and Longhorns coach Steve Sarkisian agree on one thing - moving up Early Signing Day is a bad idea.
Read more »