rain

Despite Hurricane Beryl and some isolated showers in the last 10 days, San Antonio's rainfall totals are little more than a drop in the bucket compared to what's needed to end a years-long drought for the region.

The National Weather Service reports the San Antonio area and Hill Country could see one or two inches of rain this weekend.

Rain showers will likely douse barbeques and picnics and other outdoor public events this Labor Day weekend as San Antonians mark the unofficial end of summer.

There is at least a 50-50 shot of rain most days and nights through Labor Day weekend for San Antonio and the Hill Country.

The Frio County community of Derby has run out of water, according to Ray Kallio, the county's emergency management coordinator.

A cold front and a tropical disturbance could be rainmakers for the San Antonio area this week.

Near record highs are possible this weekend, but the National Weather Service reports a bit of rain and cool down is possible next week.

The National Weather Service reports there is a good chance of on-again, off-again showers through Wednesday as another cold front pushes into the area from the west.

Residents of South Texas and the Hill Country will be first doused with rain and then chilled this week.

This summer was an extreme one for rainfall here in Texas — a National Weather Service meteorologist explains why.