San Antonio and much of Texas will experience hot, humid, and mostly rain-free weather for the 4th of July holiday weekend, with only a very low chance of stray showers. Fireworks celebrations are expected to proceed under seasonable conditions, but caution is advised for those using personal fireworks due to drying grasses and the risk of grass fires. Rain chances remain low through Sunday and Monday, with only isolated storm activity possible.

Very small rain chances arrive today and stick with us through early next week.

Scattered downpours, especially west of I-35 today and Thursday.

More spotty downpours today, with more chances through Thursday.

Summer is the time for Old Glory to shine brighter than ever, and one local company sells thousands of custom U.S. flags each year to ensure a full display on the Fourth of July.

AAA Texas is expanding their travel forecast from five to nine days as more than five million people are expected to travel over the holiday week.

Keep injuries to a minimum, be mindful when handling fireworks and commemorate with alternatives

Downtown San Antonio will host several events this Fourth of July.

Families are beating the heat this holiday with a visit to the Boerne City Lake, leaving it at max capacity Tuesday afternoon.

The free City of San Antonio H-E-B Fourth of July Celebration will be held from 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Monday, July 4.

Pablo Ruiz, 43, was killed after lighting a firework off his head.

As San Antonio prepares for more firework displays, it's important to remember to celebrate safely given our dry conditions.

Jeffrey Stenbom’s “Freedom’s Threads” will be on display to the public at the airport through January 2023.

The cities of Boerne and Fredericksburg have canceled their Fourth of July fireworks displays due to the high risk of wildfires amid current drought conditions.

The order prohibits the sale and use of fireworks classified as “skyrockets with sticks” or “missiles with fins.”

The free City of San Antonio H-E-B Fourth of July Celebration will be held from 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Monday, July 4.

The City of San Antonio Fourth of July Celebration makes its return to Woodlawn Lake Park this Sunday after a year off due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Home fireworks were a big hit during the 4th of July in the middle of the pandemic, which has lead to restocking issues a year later.

The San Antonio Parks Foundation and the Parks and Recreation Department announced the return of the city’s July Fourth Celebration for 2021.

SAN ANTONIO The city of Schertz announced that they will be cancelling this weekends 4th of July Jubilee. Schertz is the latest city to cancel their events due to the recent spike in coronavirus cases. This difficult decision was necessary to preserve the health and safety of our community and our first responders, Schertz Mayor Ralph Gutierrez stated on a Facebook post. Fireworks vendor optimistic about July 4 sales amid recent event cancelationsDespite the cancellation of the 45th Annual event, a patriotic T-shirt decorating contest and patriotic chalk driveway contest will continue as planned. In San Antonio, the Woodlawn Lake Park celebration is canceled, but Fiesta Texas and SeaWorld plan to have firework displays.

They are missing all the festivals just like the rest of us so theyre bringing corn in a cup to your 4th of July cookout, but with a twist. Chef Abraham Proa gives you his recipe for Street corn dip... enjoy! Add the sour cream, cream cheese, mayonnaise, Monterey jack cheese and stir until well incorporated, lower heat to medium. Add the garlic powder, chili powder, hot sauce and lime juice, mix. Cook your corn mix for 5 minutes until hot and incorporated, serve in a bowl.

It’s the perfect time to put the red, white and blue out on display.