COMAL COUNTY, Texas \u2013 As storms rolled through Comal County overnight, a KSAT crew captured the resulting damage.<\/p>\n
Wind, rain and even hail were seen in parts of Bexar County, Atascosa County and the Hill Country.<\/p>\n
Comal County saw approximately 1 to 2 inches of rain, while San Antonio saw 1 to 3 inches.<\/p>\n
>> Read the latest forecast here.<\/a><\/p>\n KSAT reporter Devan Karp and photojournalist Everett Allen, traveling in the KSAT Storm Chaser, saw a downed power line at the intersection of U.S. Highway 281 and FM 306.<\/p>\n The Texas Department of Transportation told KSAT FM 306 will remain closed throughout the day as utility crews work to repair the damage.<\/p>\n The road is expected to remain closed throughout the day. TxDOT said U.S. Highway 281 remains open, but traffic signals at FM 306 are not operating.<\/p>\n Further along their route, the KSAT crew visited the Indian Hills neighborhood near Canyon Lake, where a family reported a 200-year-old tree split and fell in their backyard following Saturday\u2019s heavy rain.<\/p>\n KSAT\u2019s meteorologists are watching for more possible rain chances Saturday afternoon. For your Saturday forecast, click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n