With another cold snap coming soon, tree care professionals are asking San Antonio residents to check their trees
One of the biggest concerns with trees breaking is the potential impact of knocking out power lines.
Jewish community volunteer to feed homeless on Christmas morning
People from all walks of life broke bread together at Travis Park Church as volunteers served hot meals to people in need on Christmas day and the eighth day of Hanukkah.
WATCH: KSAT meteorologistsโ video chat as first freeze moved through San Antonio, Texas, on Dec. 22
Your KSAT Weather Authority meteorologists will be livestreaming starting at 1:30 p.m. Thursday as the arctic cold front moves through โ ready to answer all your questions and get you prepared for South Central Texasโ first widespread freeze.
WATCH: Gov. Greg Abbott, state utility leaders say power grid โready and reliableโ for hard freeze
Gov. Greg Abbott is holding a news conference on Wednesday morning ahead of the hard freeze thatโs expected to hit Texas on Thursday afternoon.
FRIGID FORECAST: Prepare for a hard freeze in South Central Texas ahead of Christmas weekend
Arctic, bitterly cold air will spill across Texas the Thursday (12/22) before Christmas weekend. This will bring the first killing freeze of the season to San Antonio, and a hard freeze is likely for a few mornings as temperatures plummet into the teens and 20s.
Texasโ Big Freeze in 2021 through the lens of meteorologists โ Whatever the Weather video podcast
KSAT meteorologists Kaiti Blake and Sarah Spivey look back at the historic event as the anniversary approaches
Nonprofit organizations, San Antonio outreach offer homeless people transportation to warming shelters
San Antonio nonprofit organizations and city outreach worked together to get homeless people off the streets and into warm and dry places to stay. The freezing and wet conditions could be deadly to those stuck with nowhere to go.
City of San Antonio prepares for freezing temps, urges residents to take precautions
As the city of San Antonio reaches freezing temperatures Sunday night and into Monday, officials are asking residents to take precautions.
100 days later, February winter freezeโs damage to local plants less than originally feared
San Antonio gardens may have been more resilient than the power grid during the mid-February freeze.
Were your plants damaged by the freeze? Hereโs what to do next.
โWhat we need to do is get some real sharp pruners, get some quality hand pruners, hedge shears, quality loppers and start. Rodriguez also recommends pulling the organic mulch away from plants to allow the late February sun to warm up the soil. Other plant life, like palms and sago palms, also took a beating. As long as their center is nice and firm, sago palms can make a comeback. Also, keep in mind that while we are approaching our average final freeze date in San Antonio, a freeze in March is always possible.