SUMMARY: Colonel Joe Kittinger demonstrated remarkable dedication by voting from space, famously ascending in a helium balloon to 100,000 feet and jumping out with a parachute during the early space program. His experience was a critical test of human survival in extreme conditions, and he survived the jump, documenting it in his book “Come Up and Get Me.” Meanwhile, current weather updates indicate scattered showers along the coast, with drier conditions expected in the northern areas. A tropical system, non-tropical in nature, is being monitored off the East Coast, while scattered showers are projected for the upcoming days.

Cloudy Sunday start, afternoon showers increase

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SUMMARY: San Antonio police responded to a domestic violence situation at the Gateway Residence Apartment complex, leading to a standoff that resulted in a man’s suicide. Meanwhile, a young girl was hospitalized after being accidentally shot by her father during a party. A suspect wanted on felony warrants was shot by police after threatening officers. A fire at an apartment complex left dozens homeless, with local organizations assisting victims. In weather news, clouds and light rain are expected to keep temperatures in the low 90s, with a slight chance of isolated showers later in the day.

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SUMMARY: Happy Sunday! Meteorologist Sarah Spivey reports that tropical depression Ilana is bringing light rain and clouds from the southwest. There’s a slight chance (20%) of isolated showers or storms, mainly from 4 PM to 9 PM, potentially reaching San Antonio. Today‘s forecast includes mostly cloudy skies with some afternoon sunshine and a heat index near 100°F. Cooler temperatures are expected in areas like Eagle Pass and Uvalde, where highs will be in the upper 80s. Overall, it will be a warm week ahead with temperatures in the mid-90s and limited rain chances.

Minimal rain chance Sunday around San Antonio, otherwise hot and humid. DETAILS: …

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