SUMMARY: Meteorologist Pton Malone reports that named storm Milton is currently in the Gulf of Mexico, off the Mexican coast, and could pose a significant threat to Florida. Unlike typical Gulf storms, Milton’s path is directed eastward, likely making landfall as a major hurricane (Category 3 or potentially Category 4) on the west side of Florida by Wednesday. Heavy rains are expected to begin soon, with storm impacts increasing dramatically midweek. The storm’s trajectory depends on its intensity, with potential wind impacts reaching inland areas like Orlando. Residents are urged to prepare for severe weather effects, particularly in the Tampa region.

Meteorologist Payton Malone has the latest update tracking the Tropics. TS Milton expected to land Wednesday in Florida as Cat. 3 hurricane or higher.

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SUMMARY: Good morning San Antonio! On Saturday, October 5th, excitement fills the air at the Carry Forward 5K, organized by the Wounded Warrior Project to support local veterans. Participants are carrying weights, flags, or even fellow runners to symbolize the burdens veterans bear. Live coverage shows communities rallying around military families, emphasizing the importance of support in “Military City USA.” In other news, a drug bust in Southside led to significant seizures, including meth and cash. Additionally, two homicides at a senior housing complex raise safety concerns, prompting a review of security measures. Join us for updates throughout the day!

The KSAT 12 News Team provides a look at local, regional, statewide and national news events and the latest information on local traffic and weather issues.

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SUMMARY: Good Morning San Antonio reports on a tragic shooting at a North Side apartment that left a 19-year-old man dead, leading to multiple arrests. Families are mourning the loss of loved ones, with police treating some discoveries as potential murders in another case. The weather forecast indicates warm, humid conditions with highs in the 90s, potentially setting record temperatures over the weekend. Amid community support efforts for homeless individuals with a new outreach program, the segment also highlights a free mental health fair for families. Additionally, encouraging news on breast cancer statistics contrasts with rising cases among younger women.

The KSAT 12 News Team provides a look at local, regional, statewide and national news events and the latest information on local traffic and weather issues.

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