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In 2023, San Antonio tested cool pavement at six sites; one coating cut afternoon road temperatures by about 3.6°F, while changes in air temperature remained small and inconclusive
2+ week, 3+ day ago (470+ words) San Antonio spent part of the summer of 2023 testing a simple idea: could changing the surface of a road make it less brutally hot? The city applied 3 different pavement treatments at selected locations and brought in researchers from the University…...
San Antonio area's drought might have eased, but it's not over
3+ week, 1+ day ago (1762+ words) BANDERA COUNTY - Crystal-clear water splashed over the limestone bed of the Medina River as it ran beneath the Schmidtke Road bridge near Bandera. It was music to Clint Carter's ears. "That's not something we're really used to hearing these days,…...
Why recent rains haven't helped this drought-parched region of Texas
3+ week, 4+ day ago (415+ words) Across Texas, lakes and reservoirs have seen the benefits of the heavy rains that drenched the state this spring and summer. Outside of San Antonio, beloved Canyon Lake is completely full. In the Coastal Bend, Lake Corpus Christi is nearly…...
Would you risk expired tags to avoid new emissions inspections?
3+ week, 3+ day ago (455+ words) Emissions inspections are coming to San Antonio soon. Some drivers are planning to ride with expired tags, but a crack down on registrations could follow. In just over two months, San Antonio will join the ranks of most major Texas…...
The rain came back, but South Texas is still recovering
1+ mon, 13+ hour ago (719+ words) by Chief Meteorologist Alex Garcia SAN ANTONIO - Recent rain has transformed parts of South Texas. Aquifers are rising, pastures are greener and stock tanks have recharged but after years of drought, the region's water supply and ranching economy are telling…...
July was warm... but not extraordinary
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (488+ words) by Chief Meteorologist Alex Garcia SAN ANTONIO - If July felt hot, the latest climate analysis confirms it was warmer than normal across nearly every major Texas city. South Central Texas was a different story. Instead, it was a month of…...
One of Texas' hardest-hit lakes is making a comeback. See how full it is
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (332+ words) After years of drought left Medina Lake at historically low levels, the Hill Country reservoir is showing signs of a remarkable recovery. About 40 miles northwest of San Antonio, Medina Lake has long been a favorite destination for boaters, anglers and…...
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Some San Antonio neighborhoods are way hotter than others — here's why
2+ mon, 6+ day ago (313+ words) Some San Antonio neighborhoods can be 10+ degrees hotter than others — and the city now has the data to prove it. Using temperature sensors and heat maps, officials have pinpointed the four hottest areas in Districts 2, 3, 4, and 5 — many of which have…...
Some San Antonio districts are 10+ degrees hotter, official says; How city plans to cool them down
2+ mon, 6+ day ago (346+ words) SAN ANTONIO – Some neighborhoods in San Antonio can be more than 10 degrees hotter than others, according to city officials, and leaders are expanding efforts to reduce those temperature gaps as extreme heat becomes more common. Using heat maps and temperature…...