Most San Antonio-area school districts have announced they will close Tuesday, including San Antonio, Northside, and Judson independent school districts. Area colleges and universities are also shuttering amid the freeze. Here's a full list of school closures.

The Alamo City officially recorded 0.10 of an inch of snow at the San Antonio International Airport, which makes Tuesday morning’s event the first measurable snowfall found since February 2021. Thankfully, this event was nothing compared to the multi-day deep freeze that we all remember nearly four years ago.

People across San Antonio and Bexar County saw a light mix of snow and sleet fall on Monday night into Tuesday morning, and users on KSAT Connect shared their experiences.

Thousands are without power following to an arctic blast arriving in San Antonio on Tuesday, January 21. A CPS Energy outage map showed nearly 2,500 customers are currently without power due to 10 active outages across the city.

The city clerk said candidates' private information was accessible for five hours. She also said "very few" people accessed the data.

Forecasted highs in San Antonio are in the low 40s. One thing forecasters will be closely monitoring is the chance of damp areas refreezing overnight. Temperatures in San Antonio are expected to dip back into the coldest temperatures so far, into the low 20s.

Storm is now developing along the South Texas coast and starting to pump moisture into our region. Reports of light freezing rain, freezing mist and sleet are coming in. These reports will become more numerous through the evening and especially overnight.

Tuesday’s extreme weather not only affected the roads, but airports across the country. Over at the San Antonio International, several early morning flights wer

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