Winter Weather

The San Antonio area will have mild days and chilly nights this work week.

The cold front should push through the Alamo City by Thursday night.

A gradual warming trend began on Monday. We'll stay cold, but conditions won't be as extreme as they were over the weekend.

Schools will cancel classes and close campuses due to the extreme winter weather that has brought about hazardous road conditions.

The City of San Antonio has activated the Emergency Operation Center to coordinate efforts as a harsh winter storm affects the South-Central Texas and the Hill Country.

The San Antonio Water System and AAA Auger Plumbing Services address winter readiness.

Icy freeways are now more likely this weekend.

The National Weather Service and Texas Department of Emergency Management are good sources for emergency tips.

San Antonio-based CPS Energy reports its ready for winter blast, and smaller Hill County electric co-ops make preparations, too.

Abbott issued disaster declarations Thursday for more than 130 counties ahead of a winter freeze expected to sweep into Texas over the coming days. "The goal is to make it through with no life lost," the governor said.