Anthony Franze

The first fall cold front will move across the state on Saturday. It'll bring dry air into South Texas and reduce humidity and heat.

San Antonio low temperatures will fall into the mid-60s Sunday morning, and some regions of South Texas could even drop into the 50s.

If a tropical storm develops, it would be named Francine. Heavy rain is possible along the Texas coast by the middle of the week.

As of Tuesday morning, Francine is a little more than 100 miles away from the Texas coast, but here's why the storm's track keeps it well offshore.

As of Tuesday, Francine was a little more than 100 miles away from the South Texas coast, but the storm's track is keeping it well offshore.

Francine is expected to make landfall in Louisiana on Wednesday as a hurricane, but could it affect the weather here in South Texas?

Sitting more than 100 miles inland, San Antonio doesn't get hit by hurricanes. But the city has experienced several devastating tropical storms.

Temperatures fell into the 50s and low 60s earlier this week across South Texas, but summer is not quite done with us yet.

Tropical Storm Ileana will likely develop late Thursday or early Friday and track to Baja California, but will some moisture reach Texas?

Humidity-driven heat index values today are expected to reach 105 degrees, but do the long-range models show any potential cold fronts coming?