Halotis

But as you come up I-35 and drive through downtown and maybe head on out I-10, when you get to Braun Station, Out where I live, the elevation is right about 950 feet above sea level.

And if you go out to Halotis, well, you're over 1,000 feet as you hit the edge of the Balcones Escarpment.

Because of that elevation difference, it is very common to see a three to five degree temperature swing between the north side of San Antonio and the south side of San Antonio.

If downtown or Stinson reads 33 or 34 degrees, folks up near Halotis could easily be 30 to 29 degrees.

There are times when the official forecast for the airport says it's going to freeze, but people down around the missions, yeah, they're above freezing for a little bit longer.

And beyond where you live, it's the type of home that you live in that also matters.

There was multiple reasons.

Um, I knew there were some rumors or speculation that there was a mountain lion near Halotis, so it wasn't impossible that that was what it was.

So I didn't want to turn my back around on it, so I kept going straight, and I decided to go on a different trail next.

There's another access point where you have two paths.

We've got Jake with us today.

He and Mallory had their first date in the Halotis area.

We know you went to a funeral with her, Jake.

We gotta know how this all came about.