A major storm system is expected to push through central and south Texas this week, and while San Antonio sits on the southern edge of the most intense activity, the area is still in the forecast zone for heavy rainfall and gusty winds through Wednesday and Thursday.
San Antonio's native trees, including live oaks, cedar elms, and mesquite, can carry significant weight when in full leaf, and that weight becomes a problem when wind and rain hit together. Trees that are still stressed from last summer's heat, or those with unmanaged growth, are worth checking now.
Texas Tree Authority ISA-certified arborists are available for assessments and emergency response across San Antonio and surrounding areas. Call 210-251-4232 to schedule a look, or use that number if a tree comes down this week.
If you have live oaks or other large trees close to your home in San Antonio, when was the last time you had a professional take a look at them?
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When to post: Today, May 5, 2026, 10–11 AM ET (9–10 AM CT). Preparedness angle appropriate since San Antonio is on the southern fringe, not the direct core.
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Regular calendar: This ad-hoc post does not replace the regular weekly post for the week of May 5.