SUMMARY: As colder temperatures approach, runners in Texas need to adapt their routines to maintain fitness goals. Meteorologist Tommy House discussed winter running tips with Cameron Nguyen, co-leader of The Morning Joes Run Club. Nguyen advises dressing as if it’s 20 degrees warmer than the actual temperature, layering clothing for comfort, and wearing gloves. To stay motivated when running in the cold, find a safe group, like The Morning Joes, which meets Tuesdays at 6 a.m. at Joe’s Coffee. For more information on joining, follow their Instagram @themorningjoes for updates and event details.

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SUMMARY: Good morning, San Antonio! Meteorologist Mia Montgomery reports patchy fog this Saturday morning, expected to dissipate mid-morning. Expect more clouds than sun with lunchtime temperatures in the mid-60s, peaking around 72°F later. Winds from the southeast may gust up to 20 mph. Sunday will start in the low 60s with morning fog, leading to sunny skies and highs in the mid-70s, but windy conditions with gusts up to 35 mph. A strong cold front arrives Sunday evening, dropping temperatures to the 30s overnight and highs in the 50s Monday. Monitor for possible light rain and wintry mix mid-next week.

Highs in the 70s are expected this weekend before a strong cold front arrives Sunday evening and sends colder air in for much of the upcoming week. Here’s an update with Mia.

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Waterloo Records & Video in Austin, established in 1982, will transition to new leadership and a new location. Caren Kelleher of Gold Rush Vinyl and Trey Watson, CEO of Armadillo Records, will become co-owners, and the store will relocate from 600 N. Lamar Blvd. to 1105 N. Lamar Blvd. in spring 2025. Founder John Kunz, at 73, will step into a chair emeritus role after overseeing the store’s operations for decades. The new owners plan to continue the legacy of Waterloo, a beloved Austin institution, blending the city’s past with its evolving music and media culture.

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