SUMMARY: San Antonio is preparing for significant discussions regarding its sports franchises this week. The city is set to unveil initial plans for a multibillion-dollar sports and entertainment district, potentially including a new arena for the Spurs. Public opinions vary, with some residents questioning the use of tax dollars for sports facilities. Meanwhile, the San Antonio Independent School District will meet to discuss a critical parking lot’s fate, which could affect stadium plans for the Missions. The meeting’s outcomes could include new community developments or alternatives that might complicate the stadium project. Community engagement is promised in future proposals.

Two sports franchises and two possible downtown San Antonio stadiums will be in the spotlight again this week during public meetings.

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SUMMARY: San Antonio will experience two fronts this week. The first arrives Monday morning, bringing storms and winds gusting up to 40 mph. A broken line of storms will affect the morning commute, with rainfall up to a quarter-inch. By afternoon, the weather will clear, with low humidity and continued winds. The second front on Wednesday will bring much cooler temperatures, with morning lows near 40°F and afternoon highs in the 60s, marking the season’s coolest weather so far. Expect mild, muggy conditions for the rest of Sunday, with temperatures in the low 80s.

FORECAST TIMELINE: When to expect storms, cooler weather in San Antonio this week. DETAILS: https://www.ksat.com/weather/2024/11/17/forecast-timeline-when-to-expect-storms-cooler-weather-in-san-antonio-this-week/

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SUMMARY: This Saturday evening, pleasant weather concludes the weekend, with Tropical Storm Sarah causing heavy rain and flooding in Central America, particularly Honduras. The storm is expected to dissipate near the Yucatan Peninsula, but moisture will move towards the northern Gulf, bringing rain late Monday into early Tuesday. Tonight will be comfortable with temperatures in the 60s and light humidity. Sunday will be warm and humid, reaching around 80°F. Rainfall totals could hit 2-5 inches, leading to potential street flooding from late Monday to Tuesday morning. Following this, colder temperatures will return, with highs dropping to the 60s later in the week.

Meteorologist Alexa Trischler says enjoy a warm Sunday and expect heavy rain late Monday into early Tuesday next week.

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