SUMMARY: Severe weather and possible flooding are anticipated from Monday evening through Tuesday, with impact days declared. Today’s temperatures are around 80 degrees with increasing humidity. Current conditions include lower temperatures in regions like Bogalusa and Franklin, while New Orleans is at 71 degrees. The focus is on Tropical Depression Sara near the Yucatan Peninsula, which is expected to dissipate but has already caused significant rainfall in parts of Mexico, Honduras, Belize, and Guatemala. A humidity plume is expected to affect the area, increasing the potential for severe weather.

Sara is just a tropical depression and will dissipate late Sunday night

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SUMMARY: Weather alerts are in effect for the region as severe weather and potential flooding are expected from Monday evening through early Tuesday. Temperatures today are around 80 degrees with increased humidity. The Yucatán Peninsula is experiencing Tropical Depression Sara, which contributes to the moisture building over the area. A flood watch is issued due to possible rainfall totals of three to over six inches. The risk includes isolated strong storms, potential tornadoes, and wind gusts exceeding 58 mph. Cooler temperatures are anticipated after the storms, with lows dropping into the 30s and possible frost on the North Shore.

Meteorologist Devon Lucie steps us through the high resolution forecast over the next two days identifying each risk for severe weather, when the timing of arrival is likeliest for you, how long it will last, and when it will end. diving into the flood threat that could be the greatest impact for the most people showing the ranges of possible rainfall totals, then turns to the extended forecast highlighting the coldest air of the season so far showing you when it arrives, how cold you’ll get, how long it will last, and who has a threat of their first frost while finishing with your seven day forecast.

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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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