live from Kat 12 good morning San Antonio starts right now good morning it is 6:00 it is Saturday thank you so much for starting your weekend with us really starting off with the Bro show here yeah we are uh just Justin and I this morning a lot going on in and around San Antonio did you make it out and about yesterday uh a little bit a little bit after after a long nap uh I did make it out in about it was nice uh and today's going to be even nicer I think uh yeah cuz we have some fog right now b
ut it goes quickly Sun comes out and uh it'll be a perfect day uh here's a look at the visibility map we've got some fog stretching from new Bron over to Gonzalez these visibilities are starting to come down so I would suspect that we'll see some pretty thick fog especially east of San Antonio and then also noticing some of that down towards Pleasanton at the moment San Antonio is fine that's not say we couldn't see a little bit here for the next couple of hours but if we do again it won't last
very long Sun comes out and then turns into a perfect Saturday uh right now we're 49 46 in new Bron Falls 43 Sig 48 in Bernie 41 kville little chilly out there at the moment uh but it'll be a big turnaround today 57 to 9:00 by noon time we're at 67 and into the 70s after lunch and by the afternoon up to 80 uh so yes plenty warm this is above average 79 at 5:00 78 6 p.m. and here's a look at some of the weather headlines uh more fog and more clouds on Sunday so Sunday's going to be a little more
of a gray day and then uh by Monday this is when we get to add some storms back in the forecast so uh that's our next rain chance some isolated activity by the afternoon hours and then we're going to have a fire update for you coming up next half hour we're going to look at those fires in the pain handle and unfortunately there is a high fire danger again today we'll tell you what that means for that huge fire up there north of amill all that's coming up here in just a couple of minutes max than
y Justin this morning we now know a 19-year-old in the hospital after police say they shot him once he pointed a gun at them so this is what we know right now it happened just after 7 last night it all unfolded an apartment complex on the city's Northwest side San Antonio Police Chief William McMahon is on the scene saying the teen was being violent threatening to kill a female family member and that family member called police when officers did arrive they were going up the stairway when the 19
-year-old suspect pointed a gun a shotgun at officers that's when both officers responded by drawing their weapons and firing the caller was uh advising the call taker that the suspect was being very uh violent and was throwing things around the apartment and um uh was saying that uh he was going to kill the complaintant Al last check the chief did not know the suspect's condition after the shooting we do know that that 19-year-old was taken to the hospital Hospital both officers and the family
member who originally called 911 not injured in the shooting the suspect and officers have not yet been identified we got a lot of houses to protect there and not many trucks well Justin alluded to it order earlier the fight to get these deadly Flames under control in the Texas Panhandle that Fight Continues this morning and we're now learning more about the victims of the state's largest fire in our Texas history The Smokehouse Creek Fire claiming the life of 44-year-old Cindy Owen family membe
rs say the truck driver was working when the Flames swept through the area Owen unable to escape she is now the second known Wildfire victim a fire Crews say rough terrain making it difficult to stop the Flames from spreading along with strong winds and brittle vegetation Governor Greg Abbott was in the Panhandle just yesterday address this ongoing State crisis everybody needs to understand that we we Face enormous potential fire dangers as we head into this weekend the right elements for a fire
will be around and as much as everybody has gone through this we all of us uh must remain Vigilant to make sure that all the steps are taken so that we continue to prevent the loss of life at last check the SmokeHouse Creek f only 15% contained all of this according to the latest data from the Texas A&M Forest Service well back here at home San Antonio mayor Ron nberg saying the city looking into an alternative plan to keep the migrant Resource Center running now the mayor saying that federal g
overnment funds this facility but he says that money can only last so long mayor nurg meeting with the president this week to talk about the impact of the migrant crisis here in the AL City and like the president he's pushing for Congress to act on the bipar AR border bill and we need them to hear our local voices uh to bring that uh piece of legislation to a vote and to pass that bill that would provide relief to all communities and immigration and provide immigration reform that this country n
eeds the migrant resource center it's been operating since the summer of 2021 and remember the city opened it as a temporary resource all right construction ramping up once again at 1604 and I 10 this weekend marking a another round of closures for this busy interchange on the North side I 10 eastbound closed at 16004 from just south of lock Anda Parkway to just past 1604 that also includes the Clover Leaf ramps at I 10 eastbound closures along 1604 stretch just from west of lock andar Parkway a
lmost all the way to Vance Jackson and then a second closure also underway between 604 that is between Northwest Military Highway and Highway 281 this this affects 1604 in both directions and this goes until 5:00 a.m. on Monday morning and so this morning Patty Santos explaining that all this construction well is building concern for a lot of those nearby businesses hot fresh pizza that we make our dough in house all our ingredients are made in the house Adrian estr hopes the smell of New York s
tyle pizza will keep luring customers to Paris peteria Advance Jackson in loop 16004 it's been tough uh accommodating uh our employees uh especially because uh the construction is mostly on the weekends which is our busiest days staff and customers have fought weekend road closures for weeks and it's taking a toll estr estimates weekend business has dropped 40 to 50% how much longer can you keep this up um with Spring Break and summer coming up honestly I mean I wouldn't be able to tell you just
because a lot of we depend on that next door Elma koreas is begging customers to bear with the traffic please don't be discouraged come and see us we have a great staff come in look for us bear with the traffic with us and the closures Korea says delay once made her own trip to work over an hour the $ 1.4 billion 1604 North Expansion Project is divided into three phases the 1604 I10 segment is 40% complete it is set to be finished in 2027 for now as TR says businesses near the construction zone
are just working to keep their doors open we just try to reach out to whoever we can that's in the area like our hotels that are in the back here we're uh I mean we're trying we're trying to best we're trying to do the best we can for gmsa Patty SEL kad2 news in your morning headlines CVS and Walgreens now certified to sell the medication abortion pill myth of pyone in states where the myth prone is legal now CVS is planning to begin filling prescriptions in States like Massachusetts and Rhode
Island in the coming weeks more St States could and probably will be added on a rolling basis Walgreens plans to start offering the drug within a week in New York Pennsylvania Massachusetts California and Illinois Supreme Court is expected to decide whether to restrict access to the Pill by July as it's at the center of numerous legal challenges and speaking of legal challenges the Internal Revenue Service the IRS they are cracking down on high income earners who have not filed income taxes in t
he past 6 years the IRS says it's sending compliance letters to more than 125,000 people some of the millionaires who have not filed Federal Tax Returns since 2017 agents using third party information like W2s 1099 forms identifying several violators for several years the IRS did not have the manpower to pursue these offenders but the agency did receive a boost in resources from the inflation reduction act now tax officials who send those letters and who hopefully others receive those letters th
ey are urged to act quickly to avoid additional penalties and fines we talk about Boeing a lot especially recently with the ongoing plane issue but they actually have just agreed to pay a fine not related to those issues this P fine is about $51 million and it's a fine related to violating export rules related to military technology according to the complaint between 20133 and 2017 three Boeing officials in China allegedly downloaded sensitive information more than 24 times the documents include
d information on two varieties of air to ground missiles and three separate models of fighter jets Boeing also says there were 80 more unauthorized downloads of data that required protection by workers and contractors in 18 countries on top of China overall the state department says Boeing committed 99 violations of the arms export Control Act okay we are in the midst of primary season just a few important primary election reminders early voting has ended the polls will reopen on Election Day su
per Tuesday that is next week that is March 5th there's a lot of information out there we have a lot of it on voting locations and of course a sample ballot that you can check out right now just head to kat.com and speaking of super Tuesday for for a rundown of election races early results here in San Antonio and in and around our communities Meer Arthur and Steve sprester they're going to be having a super Tuesday live stream it's going to be available on all of our Kap media platforms begining
beginning 7:00 Tuesday evening time now just about 611 50° we have a lot coming up here on gmsa through the morning another option for parents looking for child care on the Southeast side a part of a new center will specifically cater to infants and To Toddlers and we know a lot of you out there have some fun familyfriendly activities going on through the weekend 50° now Justin telling us it is going to be a gorgeous day to get out and about we're going to check in with him in just a few [Music
] moments good morning and welcome back access to high quality and affordable child care it is so difficult to find in the southeast Community but a new center hoping to change all that Tiffany where us giving us an inside look at the new site that is going to support Young Learners growth and of course development the site is designed with spaces that can help accommodate the needs of Educators the new prek for ESS South education center will also have colorful spaces activity areas and interac
tive hallways construction is already underway we're going to have infant toddler classrooms which we've never had before the new facility is located near East South Cross and South WW White Road what can you tell us about this community and why this is so important here well we were lucky enough to partner with Peter Hol who generously donated the land for the site so that's really an important piece in that but it was located in the area where we were looking to build a site because we know th
is is a childcare desert prek for essay has another South education center located near Southeast Military Drive in South new Bron Avenue but this new facility will replace it prek fora we have four of our own schools plus we operate the Gardendale Early Learning Program in the Edwood School District but we partner with over a hundred different providers throughout the city to help them deliver highquality early learning in a variety of different settings Beret says data collected at prek fora s
hows their programs have not only impacted children but the lives of their families one study showed that families who participate in prek fors A's extended a program which is for families who work full-time or are going to school earned about $155,000 more a year just from having access to that program so it's having a big impact on the current Workforce but also the workforce of the future Beret says they hope to open this new center for the 2025 2026 school year Tiffany wtha Cas at 12 News al
l right you saw Tiffany out there it was beautiful blue skies she was wearing a jacket are we going to need one today maybe this morning for like a couple of hours and then you can get rid of it uh and by the way Max have you heard there is an eclipse on April you know I've heard a couple rumors about this I heard we're the authority too yeah we are the eclipse Authority uh we're excited about this as you can tell uh we've got another fun fact for you today so here you go we are 37 days away bac
k right get down on your calendar my friend uh in the US totality will begin at 1:27 p.m. that's out near Eagle Pass and then it will end in Maine at about 3:35 p.m. eastern Daylight time uh so this all happens pretty quick but uh it will be incredible again here in San Antonio it's roughly around 1:30 of course we'll be bringing you live coverage as it happens outside right now we're starting to see the sun come up and you know what I'm not seeing much fog in that picture there is some but not
here uh over San Antonio at least at the moment 49 at the airport new Bron is at 46 43 in Sig 54 Bernie 41 in cville not much wind out there it's a nice morning just a little bit chilly going out for the morning run you may want to dress a little warm uh we've got visibility down to about 3/4 of a mile in the Bron Falls mile and a half in Gonzalez down towards Pleasanton we at a quarter of a mile but you see visibility is just fine here around San Antonio uh this is a satellite picture that we c
an kind of see where some of the fog and low clouds are setting up and we see a little bit of it right there uh we can pick up on that maybe uh across parts of Kindle County too starting to see a little bit of fog show up so uh again if we see some it won't last all that long should go away pretty quickly 53 at 8:00 57 9:00 a.m. there's the sun 61 10:00 noon time 67 and then a high temperature today of 80 uh it will still be in the upper 70s around 6 o' so good for any evening plans that you may
have as well uh as we look at the big picture here East Coast is busy this morning we've got a lot of showers and storms air even a little bit of snow as you get up into Upstate New York and then big storm system moving on board across the West Coast this is bringing heavy heavy snow uh the places in California uh the mountain ranges out west but we're in the Middle where things are very quiet there is not much going on at all here in Texas and there won't be at least not today but as we look f
orward in time uh we do start to see some changes so just mostly sunny this afternoon and then by tomorrow morning fog clouds come back into play Sunday is going to be more of a gray day you're going to see more of these clouds hanging around even into the afternoon uh but still no rain I think that holds off until Monday we got a little disturbance rolling in this is not particularly strong this time of year just a little bit of lift and combine that with some heat and humidity and you can get
some showers and storms going and I think that'll be the case on Monday uh we've got rain chances pegged at about 30% that's our next best chance and while I don't think we're going to see a lot of severe weather we can't roll out a couple of strong storms here and there on Monday so just something to watch rain chances at 30% uh and then we're going to bring them back up to 30% again on Thursday so I've highlighted Monday and Thursday as our days in which our rain chances are best but even on W
ednesday and Friday we could see a little bit of activity so here it is in the 7-day forecast 80 today 77 tomorrow and mostly cloudy and then 30% chance of rain Monday we will start off with fog again on Monday uh then Tuesday is our warmest day 84 mostly sunny small chance of rain Wednesday better chance Thursday as we said and then by Friday 20% chance early and then it should clear out some as we head into next weekend and don't forget we Spring Forward next weekend that's happening already i
f you can believe that means we lose an hour right we lose an hour yeah it's unfortunate yes uh but anyway uh there's uh there's a 7day forecast and we've got more coming up stay with us we'll be right back good morning and welcome back in your morning Tech news apple is allowing users with the latest MacBook Pro and iMac monos to fix their own devices the company expanded its self-service repair program including computers powered by the new M3 microchip they also have access to Apple's remote
diagnostic tool in addition to manuals and parts and Spotify launching a new feature called song psychic it allows users to ask questions and get answers through music it's like a modern day eightball offering responses on everything from careers to school to love all in good fun so I guess this is spotify's way of using artificial intelligence time now 624 50° spring allergies no joke here in Texas gets me every year even if you try to stay inside you still have to deal with those symptoms what
you can do to keep breathing easy indoors we're going to explain after the break your home may be nice and cozy but when the air is dry it can be uncomfortable a humidifier can help keep the air inside of your home at a comfortable level however a humidifier that isn't clean properly can produce mold spores some mold can even cause flu like symptoms skin rashes and irritate your eyes and lungs to keep your humidifier fresh follow the manufacturer's instructions for maintenance but here are some
General guidelines every day rinse it tow dry the tank and fill with clean water every week give it a deep cleaning with vinegar and replace the filter according to the manual newer more tightly sealed home construction improves Energy Efficiency but it also keeps fresh air out Consumer Report says that can be a potential problem with indoor air pollutants from sources like gas stoves cleaning agents pesticides and aerosols in addition to humidifiers people also use air purifiers to reduce alle
rgens and indoor pollutants so it's a good idea to keep these wellmaintained you can also improve indoor air quality by vacuuming regularly limiting indoor smoke and occasionally letting fresh air in Marilyn morritz ket2 news good morning welcome back and happy weekend 6:32 this morning it is March second thank you so much for starting your morning with us yesterday a picture perfect seemingly spring day I know it's not spring yet Justin horn but you were just telling me we're losing an hour of
sleep next week please be the bear of bad news it is happening next week it's not my fault uh yeah it's you know it's still week away we can think about that later uh but in the meantime we're feeling the Saturday Vibes it's uh it's going to be beautiful today that's what we're excited about blue skies after some fog this morning and then uh turns into a really really nice day now we do have to mention that uh up in the Texas pen handle it's not going to be such a nice day there is a High fire d
anger again this afternoon and this is in a place where obviously there are huge fires still burning so this is going to be a big problem all eyes will be on amarilla this afternoon we hope uh those firefighters will continue to get some of this fire that big one The Smokehouse Creek fire under control meantime across the rest of Texas we do have some fogs trying to develop not only along the coast but here it's not particularly thick uh but we are starting to see a little bit of visibility issu
es uh even here around San Antonio today's forecast gets us into the 80s places like Del Rio and Laredo will be in the upper 80s it will be a warm afternoon we'll see a lot of sun uh here in San Antonio today uh and here's a look at the forecast hour by hour some fog this morning 53 at 8:00 57 9:00 a.m. by noon time 67 we'll take it all the way up to 80 as we said uh then this evening if you're going to be out in about uh temperatures in 70s I mean that is ideal and then as we look down the line
some rain chances Monday and Thursday uh especially on Monday we're going to watch for some storms that could develop around the Ora we're going to talk more about that uh also these fires up in the Texas pain handle on the latest there here in just a couple minutes max thank you Justin a San Antonio fire department Cadet fired after Shavano Park police say he choked a woman and then tried to sexually assault her in late January take a look at your screen at John Estrada taken into custody on J
anuary 30th while at the San Antonio fire academy on Callahan Road and an safd spokesperson confirming that Estrada had been terminated according to charging paperwork Estrada faces charges of Family Violence strangulation attempted sexual assault and unlawful restraint well three people now in custody allegedly trying to smuggle migrants through San Antonio bar County Sheriff Javier Salazar saying his office got a tip that an 18-wheeler with human cargo could be passing through the city on Thur
sday night this big rig was founded was stopped near I 10 and WW white area inside the trailer 12 people two of which were children the driver of the trucker arrested along with drivers the sheriff says were trailing the big rig in other vehicles in 2020 CR 7363 Mr Campbell to the offense of murder alleged as a first-degree felony how do you plead guilty not guilty or no contest guilty or well you heard it there a guilty plea from this man Damien Campbell he's the person behind a San Antonio bar
ber shop attack nearly 4 years ago Campbell taking a plea deal for stabbing and killing someone and then assaulting two others now back in May of 2020 cable walked into diesel barber shop on Bandera Road during a close during the closed hours asked for an appointment while he was in the shop he stabbed 20-year-old Hela J Oregon and then attacked two other employees inside the store Reagan actually died at the hospital from those stabbing injuries gambl attorney previously telling case that they
filed a notice to the court for an insanity defense then in October of last year Campbell Campbell was found competent to stand trial his schedule to be sentenced on March 8th right now as it stands he faces up to 42 years behind bars safety concerns over salvage yards might be the fuel needed to change San Antonio's city codes now we told you for months about neighbors frustrations with Monterey Iron and Metal the recycling center on the Southwest side almost lost its license for multiple code
violations but it is now in compliance with those codes District 5 councilwoman Terry Castillo filed a council consideration request creating a task force recommending changes to the city codes the focus would be specifically on chapter 11 for fire prevention and chapter 16 regarding licensing and business regulations what we learned and what we heard from Community is this went on for far too long right and how can we relook at that policy to where there's a quicker trigger and more accountabil
ity sooner this request it's still in the early stages and it is yet to move to the governance committee we may live in a digital age but fun fact most of our history is actually written by hand and the records that Chronicle the centuries of San Antonio's history well that history is aging the city is trying to preserve them for the future and make them easier for everyone to access and access them digitally but the city clerk tells Garrett Burns they need help to make that future a reality San
Antonio's history goes back to the 1700s and the city has documents dating back more than 250 years most of which are not digitized these are the records of births and deaths of City business laws and Maps even if those Maps don't reflect every important claim what is it showing down here brackridge park so we can see who staked out their campsite for Easter here claims are but every document reveals something about the story of San Antonio which is still being written today so it just gives yo
u that history and makes you feel connected to the the place that you live in but for the researchers engineers and others who use the archives getting to and through these records comes with hurdles so it's not that easy to find something on a shelf and then to open the book and look through it and find an exact page the city has an ongoing plan to digitize the whole archive and at the same time better protect the original documents they put it in one of these sleeves and this preserves it but
that plan could take a chunk of History itself with the current annual funding of 100 Grand the city clerk says it would take another six decades for their vendor to finish the work so in 60 years I don't know how this stuff would even look it might not even be it might have disintegrated she's asked city council to consider kicking in a lot more 1.3 million a year which she says is enough to finish preserving and digitizing the records in 5 years instead of 60 San antonian she says want to know
their City's history you may even be a person that comes back uh and says hey what happened in this council meeting 20 30 years ago well if we don't preserve that really old stff you won't have funding will be up to council members when they take up the budget this summer and fall Garrett burer kat2 news thank you Garrett wal talks about the Spurs potentially leaving the East Side have some community members wondering what is going to happen to the economic development that they were promised i
t being a line like a a stream of businesses and things it would it would be great for business and the Ambiance of the area so Ricky Jenkins manager for ball Hogs Barbecue near the Frost Bank Center says he'd like to see more businesses bring in crowds and more jobs for local residents his restaurant hires local youth to give them job experience bear county commissioner who you see on the screen right now fore in for Tommy Calbert saying part of the reason the development project around the cen
ter didn't happen was because Community didn't have an initial say at this moment I still have business owners who are complaining that live there at the Andy we cannot literally get there ourselves and we can't have our guests come and we can't have our business associates come this is no way to be a good neighbor now we ask the Bayer County Sheriff's Office who oversees traffic flow during special events at the Frost Bank Center and they said the cones are there to help move traffic along but
they are open to reviewing plans ensuring businesses are not negatively impacted and speaking of which the popular barbecue restaurant Auggie closing its location on Broadway the owner it well frustrated he's cting the years of the construction and the pandemic auggie's Alo City Barbecue Steakhouse located in the 900 block of Broadway it's in the middle of the construction projects that we've been talking about for years owners say that the restaurant has been struggling for the last four years
their other location on St Mary's that one is still open well lot happening in and around San Antonio today specifically we have a career fair to tell you about a range of summer job opportunities that the parks and wreck summer job fair those roles include a lifeguard administrative associate recreational instructure and many more it's happening from 10:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Frank Garrett multiservice Center 12:26 Northwest 18th Street those interested encouraged to bring a resume with them
and to apply before attending the job fair of course you can head to San antonio.gov career center for all the info you need to know time now just about 6:42 50° after the break the importance of mental health it's something that you hear a lot about something we talk about a lot the city of San Antonio taking the first step in completing a training program to promote healing year round why one woman believes this could strengthen the core of communities of color and taking a live look out at th
e AL City 50° now what is the rest of the weekend going to look like when will we see the sun we're going to check in with Justin horn just a few moments good morning and welcome back San Antonio the first in the nation to finish initial training for a program that is creating healing year round Courtney fredman speaking with woman who believes the focus on mental health and communities of color it is strengthening the core of the culture what goes on in this house stays in this house that's the
Mantra Dr key Petty is trying to dismantle in the bipot community meeting black indigenous people of color to include our Hispanic and Latina population our Asian population anybody other than our Caucasian family she's now the mental health training coordinator for the National Health Organization West care which just got a $650,000 grant to create a training program for people of color in faith communities do not demonize as a pastor herself she knows it's common in bipot communities for peop
le to go to Faith leaders for help with things like mental illness I have to be able to do more than say well let me pray for you go and be well the training has broken down into three sessions and subjects mental health psychological first aid and Crisis Prevention intervention and verbal deescalation you can be in any environment and someone can start verbally raging it's where they use their mouth to do assaultive acts that deescalation could be used with police officers or within the walls o
f your home education that historically was not offered to people of color even if you go back to the beginning of psychology in this country black people people of color weren't a part of that Dynamic rooted in isolation and racism is distrust of a medical system that once abused them but Petty wants to break free of that we can use our voice we can use our wisdom and we can use trainings as this to strengthen our knowledge so that we can promote self-healing communities Courtney fredman Cas ou
t 12 News all right yesterday a picture perfect day were you out and about you play some basketball uh I didn't play any basketball I should have uh no but I I did take the dog for a walk we were we had the everyone outside uh family yesterday because it was that nice it really was and today's going to be equally as nice maybe a little warmer uh we're going to be up around 80 or so but I want to show you a cool shot here this is from nasax so what we're going to do here this is the Texas Paint h
andle the Google image or the satellite image I should say of the Texas pain handle back on February 25th then the fires happen and I want to show you what it looks like now so we got burn scars do you see that there right there I'll scroll again it's right where that fire is and this fire by the way the SmokeHouse Creek Fire is about 100 miles wide so you see it uh Northeast of Amarillo there and this stretches all the way to the Oklahoma border now and some of this is now leaking over to Oklah
oma so that's just the size of this fire absolutely incredible and it's still going so this is going to leave a mark for a long long time let me show you the current situation here so this is 1.1 million Acres officially the largest fire in Texas history and it is still only 15% contained the two other fires that are sizable the windy Deuce fire and the grap Vine creek fire uh they're starting to get under control here about 60% contained but still technically burning and here's the problem agai
n that is the largest wildfire in Texas history but here's the problem the fire risk increases again today dry conditions Gusty winds in the Texas pain handle a very high fire risk so they're going to have problems again this afternoon hopefully no new fires get started but the I think the real issue here is can they start to get that a larger fire under control we'll see uh but today is going to make it tough uh we do have a moderate fire danger here but certainly nothing like what they're deal
ing with in the Texas Panhandle as we look outside right now we can see some of that fog on the horizon but not seeing much here in San Antonio itself 49 degrees right now light North northwesterly winds and humidity is high so the setup is there for some fog but so far it hasn't been too bad uh The Perils is down about half a mile Pleasanton continues to report some fog as Des Gonzalez in a little bit starting to show up around the Bernie area we're looking at the satellite picture here and thi
s is a satellite picture that can show us where we are starting to see some of that fog looks like we have some patchy fog down here in Adis scosa Wilson County over towards Gonzalez and then a little patch up here in Kindle County but again not much here in San Antonio and once the sun comes up we'll see blue skies especially first half today and then some high clouds come in this afternoon but we're up around 80 and a lot of places will be in the 80s this afternoon water vapor image so this sh
ows us where the moisture is in the upper levels of the atmosphere we can see that we've got a good flow coming out of the Pacific again this has been pretty consistent so these are some of the high clouds that are working later today but it's within this flow you get these little ripples little disturbances and there's one that's going to show up on Monday and when it comes through it we'll bring some showers and storms with it in the meantime foggy tomorrow more clouds uh Sunday is going to be
more of a gray day we're going to see more cloud cover than today and then as we get into Monday Here Comes that little disturbance it starts to generate some showers on Monday now this model does not show much but I think we have the opportunity to get some isolated showers and storms going during the day on Monday and into Monday night I don't expect a lot of severe weather but there could be one or two strong storms mixed in there 77 tomorrow mostly cloudy and they look for 78 Monday 30% cha
nce of rain Skies clear on Tuesday 84 Wednesday will be fairly warm and then our next chance decent chance foring that is shows up on Thursday so more active week as uh we're getting a little bit closer to Spring it's fing a lot more like spring with these temperatures I mean this picture perfect it is today's a good day for yard work I have that in my plans in theory uh let's see what happens after gmsa that nap might take over that's the thing uh but yeah it's uh it's a good day for that all r
ight thank you Justin 651 50° Justin you Lottery person not at all okay guy really not even like a scratch off here and there I guess I should be but I mean San Antonio has been pretty lucky I miss throw it out there so here's some numbers that you need to know this morning pick 3054 Fireball 3 Daily 4 5598 Fireball 9 your Cash 5 13 24 25 28 33 here we go Mega Millions 15 33 37 5561 big number 24 Mega plier 4 good luck we'll be right back [Music] good morning welcome back it is the day Thrill Se
ekers have been waiting for and it's happening today a brand new attraction of its grand opening at SeaWorld San Antonio now we are talking about catapult Falls it is the world's first launched F Flume coaster are you big uh SeaWorld person okay yeah good to know it features the steepest drop of any any Flume ride now the park opens at 10:30 a.m. the Catapult Falls it is set to open at 11:30 a.m. if you want more information about the new ride just head to kat.com time is 6:55 50° we'll be right
good morning and welcome back some exciting news in the world of science the San Antonio River Authority announcing a new species of fish has been spotted at the mission reach portion of the San Antonio River so this guy that see on your screen right now a spotted gar is that am I saying that right J yeah all right found amongst the 25 different species living in the area of the river San Antonio River Association says it is a sign of diversity and the water quality is excellent okay can you ea
t that I don't think so yeah it's probably for the best San Antonio River Authority was conducting a survey with Scientists from Texas A&M University and Texas state that's when they found the species the scientists are studying how the fish community at Mission reach have responded after the area was restored just 10 years ago and Justin it seems like it's going to be a beautiful day to head out the river it is that GAR looks like it's from the prehistoric days like it lived with the when the d
inosaurs lived uh 80 degrees today it is going to be beautiful to be out in about 77 tomorrow uh some fog and clouds early on your Sunday and then we clear out some uh during the afternoon but certainly more clouds tomorrow than today 30% chance of rain coming up on Monday after some morning fall we'll get a break Tuesday and then some more chances coming up Wednesday into Thursday so some opportunities for rain here it's not going to be widespread it'll be the hit or miss type stuff uh but we d
o have some chances coming up which is nice uh and yes unfortunately next weekend not this weekend but next weekend uh we Spring Forward okay did you strategically offer to fill in this weekend because you knew next weekend you'd lose an hour of sleep well uh maybe okay I you know now that you say that it does work out kind of well all right thank you so much for watching we're going to take an hourong break Good Morning America see you back here 8: a.m.
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