"Are Northern Lights Coming to San Antonio? Grab Your Cell Phone Cameras!"

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What famous battle took place in San Antonio, TX in 1836, during the Texas Revolution?

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5 THINGS ONLY LOCALS KNOW | SAN ANTONIO

NORTHERN LIGHTS MAY BE VISIBLE IN SAN ANTONIO WEDNESDAY NIGHT WITH THE HELP OF CELL PHONE CAMERAS

A G4 level geomagnetic storm has made the Aurora visible in South Texas, and it may be visible again Wednesday night.

The coronal mass ejection (CME) from the sun is interacting with Earth's atmosphere, creating the opportunity to see the northern lights.

While visibility with the naked eye may be difficult, smartphones cameras can sometimes detect the aurora.

There is a slight possibility of minor tech impacts, but major disruptions are unlikely.

The Weather Authority will provide updates on the conditions.

Community members are encouraged to share their sky photos and videos through KSAT Connect.

Stephen Curry propelled the Golden State Warriors to a critical 125-120 win over the San Antonio Spurs with a stunning 46-point display, breaking a string of tough losses that fueled team tension.

At 37, Curry’s leadership shone as he calmly addressed the Warriors’ recent struggles, highlighting the importance of resilience after a heavy defeat to the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Draymond Green's pointed comments about the team’s focus stirred concern over unity, prompting head coach Steve Kerr to shake up the starting lineup by bringing in Moses Moody and rookie Will Richard.

Despite facing an early 16-point deficit, the Warriors fought back, supported by crucial late-game plays from Gary Payton II and Brandin Podziemski.

Curry called for accountability and openness, reinforcing a culture of honesty as the team seeks to rediscover its identity.

His performance once again proved vital in uniting the Warriors as they look ahead to the remainder of the season.

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Mi Tierra Café y Panadería "A Fiesta of Flavor Since 1941"

Mi Tierra Café y Panadería has been a shining star in San Antonio's historic Market Square since 1941, welcoming locals and visitors with open arms.

Stepping inside feels like a true fiesta any time of day, with colorful decorations, strolling musicians, and the delicious aroma from their famous 24-hour bakery.

From sizzling fajitas to classic cheese enchiladas and a wonderful selection of authentic pan dulce, there is a treasured flavor for everyone in the family.

This spotlight is presented by Mi Tierra Café y Panadería.

It is a perfect place to celebrate our city's culture and make new memories, so why not view the menu and plan your next visit?

Experience the Magic of Christmas in San Antonio: Top Holiday Events for 2025

San Antonio shines with holiday magic as festive events light up the city each December.

The season starts with the beloved Ford Holiday River Parade on November 28, illuminating the River Walk with more than 100,000 lights and lively floats.

SeaWorld’s Christmas Celebration dazzles guests from November 13 to January 4 with millions of lights, themed displays, and family-friendly shows.

From December 5-14, Houston Street glows with nearly 400,000 LED lights, live entertainment, and vibrant outdoor dining.

Freeman Coliseum welcomes shoppers to the 46th Annual Christmas Showcase on November 22-23, featuring over 300 vendors and festive treats.

The Jingle Jolly Christmas Festival at Retama Park fills November 15 with music, a snow zone, and holiday markets.

On December 6, WinterFest brings real snow and family fun to North Central Baptist Hospital.

Nearby Castroville’s Old Fashion Christmas, December 5-6, captures traditional charm with crafts and entertainment.

San Antonio’s festive line-up promises unforgettable cheer for locals and visitors alike.