SAN ANTONIO – A FLOOD WATCH has been issued for our area from 9pm this evening to Thursday evening. Many areas in watch could see 2-6+ inches of rainfall — but isolated spots could see 10 inches or more through Thursday evening.
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If you’re outdoors along our rivers during summer break need – please be to be vigilant. Have multiple ways to receive warnings, especially in remote low signal areas.
Tropical moisture moving into South Central Texas will combine with a slow-moving upper-level disturbance, creating an active weather pattern capable of producing repeated rounds of heavy rainfall.
Much of today is quiet but we will start to see a few showers or storms in our area later this evening, then an increase overnight. Tuesday may start active, especially in western half of the area, then we could see a “lull” of sorts much of the day as the atmosphere recovers. Another round likely to flare up late evening into Tuesday night to early Wednesday.
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Heaviest of the rain potential favors western half of our area. Uvalde to Rocksprings, Del Rio to Eagle Pass in the bullseye so to speak, but flooding rain potential does extend east of these areas.
Rest of Today
Variably cloudy. 40% rain (late). High low 90s
Tonight
Scattered showers and thunderstorms likely in area. Locally heavy rain possible.
Tuesday
Mostly cloudy, 60% rain (mainly early and very late). High mid – upper 80s
Wednesday
Mostly cloudy, 60% rain. High mid – upper 80s
Thursday
Variably cloudy. 40% rain. High upper 80s
Friday
Partly sunny, 20% rain. High low 90s
Weekend
Mostly – partly sunny, hot and humid. High low – mid 90s
TROPICS
Atlantic is quiet.
ALLERGIES
Molds, 1,020, Heavy