KSAT-12 Weather

07/22/2024

🚨 Mold Alert 🚨

With all of this rainy weather, it's no surprise that molds are a real problem.

🤧 Monday's Pollen Count 🤧

07/21/2024

Sunday, 3:40 pm Radar:

Spotty rain and a few rumbles are pushing across the Hill Country & Southern Edwards Plateau this afternoon, gradually working south...

Not for everyone into the early evening, with the better chances of tapping into some of this activity for those along and north of Hwy 90. Pockets of heavy rain, lighting & thunder possible.

07/20/2024

Highs in the 80s AND rain in late-July?? Yep! It’s looking likely in the week ahead 🥹

I explain in the video below and check out the latest here ➡️ https://www.ksat.com/weather/2024/07/20/only-spotty-rain-this-weekend-with-much-better-rain-chances-next-week/

07/19/2024

The moon officially becomes full early Sunday morning.

The moon officially becomes full early Sunday morning

07/19/2024

Heads up! No pollen count *reported* for today -- Friday, July 19 -- or this weekend... It will return Monday, July 22.

~ KSAT Meteorologist Mia Montgomery

07/18/2024

Thursday, 10:45 AM Radar:

This morning's storms continue to rapidly weaken as they work south. Still, pockets of heavy rain and some lightning possible for a few locations... We'll keep eyes on it!

07/18/2024

8AM 7/18/24 RADAR UPDATE:

A line of showers and storms is pushing south into our area. These storms should stay below severe limits, but heavy rain, gusty winds, and lightning are all possible. On its current trajectory, expect them to arrive to San Antonio by 10-11am. The storms are forecast to weaken some by this time, with isolated redevelopment possible this afternoon.

07/18/2024

Allergens are low across the board. Molds may increase some by tomorrow, with some rain in the forecast.

** There will not be an updated pollen count Friday, July 19th through Sunday, July 21st. Updates will resume Monday, July 22nd **

🤧 Thursday's Pollen Count: 🤧

KSAT Meteorologist Justin Horne

07/17/2024

We add a few pollens to the list today, but everything remains low.

🤧 Wednesday's Pollen Count: 🤧

KSAT Meteorologist Justin Horne

07/16/2024

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07/16/2024

Molds continue to dip. No issues today.

🤧 Tuesday's Pollen Count: 🤧

KSAT Meteorologist Justin Horne

07/16/2024

Tuesday marks the 37th anniversary of the Guadalupe River flood that claimed 10 lives, after a summer camp bus was swept away.

On July 16, 1987, a summer camp bus and van carrying the kids across the river, trying to escape the ensuing flood, was hit by a wall of water.

07/15/2024

Molds have fallen back into the low category to start the week.

🤧 Monday's Pollen Count: 🤧

KSAT Meteorologist Justin Horne

07/15/2024

07/14/2024

🤧Sunday's Pollen Count🤧 (7/14/2024)

Molds are still high today, but they are waayyyy down from yesterday! ~ KSAT Meteorologist Sarah Spivey

07/14/2024

Check this out: Recent rains have helped to keep temperatures in check. While it’ll still be hot this week, at least it’s nothing compared to highs this time last year! Last year, we were in the middle of a streak of 100+° weather that would last for 15 days straight!

07/13/2024

Saturday, 3 PM Radar (7/13):

Spotty showers and a few storms continue to work across South Central Texas this afternoon, generally tracking north.

Hit-or-miss in nature, but pockets of heavy rain, some lightning, and perhaps some gusty winds possible in some of the thunderstorm activity through the early evening.

07/13/2024

🤧Saturday's Pollen Count🤧 (7/13/2024)

With the recent rains some have received, molds have climbed into the very high category. Pigweed is present in low amounts ~ KSAT Meteorologist Sarah Spivey

07/13/2024

This time last year, our highs were 103°-106°🫠 This year? Low- to mid-90s thanks to recent rains…
• Another chance for random downpours Saturday
• Then mainly dry Sun-Wed,but temps will behave!

MORE ➡️ https://www.ksat.com/weather/2024/07/13/another-decent-chance-for-rain-saturday-drier-most-of-next-week/

07/12/2024

Friday, 10:20 AM Radar:

A few pop up showers have developed across the San Antonio area this morning, generally moving north... won't be for everyone again today, but this trend looks to continue into the afternoon!

https://www.ksat.com/weather/

07/12/2024

Molds stay in the high category, despite taking another big dip.

🤧 Friday's Pollen Count: 🤧

KSAT Meteorologist Justin Horne

07/11/2024

Mold numbers get cut in half, but they're still a problem.

🤧 Thursday's Pollen Count: 🤧

KSAT Meteorologist Justin Horne

07/10/2024

Wednesday, 2:30 PM (7/10/2024)

A few downpours are popping up around South Central Texas. These kinds of summertime pop-up storms are all about the luck-of-the-draw. But if you are lucky and do get one of the showers, expect heavy rain and lightning. Could impact the evening commute in spots.

DETAILS: https://www.ksat.com/weather/

07/10/2024

🚨Mold Alert 🚨

Molds skyrocket after rainfall on Tuesday.

🤧 Wednesday's Pollen Count: 🤧

KSAT Meteorologist Justin Horne

07/09/2024

Tuesday, 2:15 PM Radar:

Nobody move! Few storms moving into Northwestern Bexar County this hour, tracking southeast.

Heavy rain, some lightning, and gusty winds possible with this activity.

07/09/2024

Tuesday 12:05 PM (7/9/2024)

A few spotty storms have popped up in the Hill Country, giving many folks relief from the heat. In San Antonio, we'll see a few showers/storms this afternoon between 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.. Not everyone will see rain, but some lucky folks will!

DETAILS: https://www.ksat.com/weather/2024/07/09/spotty-showers-possible-for-some-tuesday-afternoon/

07/09/2024

🤧Tuesday's Pollen Count🤧 (7/9/2024)

Molds fall from high levels back down into the low category!

07/08/2024

07/07/2024

🤧Sunday's Pollen Count🤧 (7/7/2024)

Some folks got a little rain yesterday, so molds have elevated to moderate levels. Pigweed is present in low amounts ~ KSAT Meteorologist Sarah Spivey

07/07/2024

SUNDAY MORNING BERYL UPDATE: Little to no rain for San Antonio as storm’s path shifts east, flooding rains from Houston to Texarkana

• Beryl’s track continues to shift east, meaning little to no rain for the Alamo City
• As of Sunday morning, Beryl is still a tropical storm in the Gulf of Mexico but will likely strengthen into a Category 1 Hurricane by Sunday evening
• Beryl will be making landfall with damaging wind gusts overnight Sunday into Monday morning near Matagorda Bay, with storm surge risk throughout the Texas Coast
• Rainfall will vary SIGNIFICANTLY across Texas. Flooding rains favor those from Houston to Texarkana, hardly any rain west of I-35
• Still, times of gusty winds are still possible throughout the day Monday, especially along and east of I-35

What should you expect in San Antonio Monday?

• RAIN: Widespread, only a trace of rain is expected. Some lucky areas will get a shower from the outer bands of Beryl, resulting in up to 0.50″ of rainfall
• WIND: North at 10-20 mph, a few gusts up to 30 mph
• TEMPS: Cloudier, so highs will be in the upper-80s

MORE ➡️ https://www.ksat.com/weather/2024/07/05/ksat-meteorologists-track-hurricane-beryl-in-gulf-of-mexico/