The milestone comes as solar production continues to grow rapidly in Texas, where it has recently begun outpacing coal over the course of a year.

Water is flowing again into Lake Pflugerville after a fifth waterline break was fixed late Wednesday, the city announced. But the city's water system remains depleted after a series of leaks in recent months.

The governor’s office said the city’s two main reservoirs could dry up by May, much sooner than previous timelines. But authorities still offer no plan for curtailment of water use.

The local utility will help develop potential options for a seawater desalination project at the Barney Davis Power Plant in Corpus Christi.

As reservoirs fall below 10% of capacity, council members are expected to provide an update on the city’s dwindling water supply and when customers might have to cut back on water use.

Texas is slipping deeper into a prolonged drought, with the latest U.S. Drought Monitor showing nearly the entire state abnormally dry and about 81.8% in drought. Roughly half of Texas is now in severe drought or worse, and about one in five acres is in extreme to exceptional drought.

Temperatures will dip to the upper 30s in San Antonio at sunrise on Tuesday.

A powerful cold front brought wind gusts up to 60 mph overnight across South-Central Texas, causing scattered outages while dangerous fire conditions remain.

Supplies are limited. It's a good time to get some heat-tolerant plants in the ground this time of year.

A cold could push temperatures into the upper 30s on Tuesday morning in the Alamo City.