2 p.m. Update: The flood advisory issued across the San Antonio area has expired, as much of the rainfall over Bexar County has ended or become significantly lighter. However, a few scattered showers or weak storms will remain possible through Friday afternoon and evening.<\/p>\n
Standing water remains on some area roadways, which has forced several road closures across the Alamo City. Here is a look at current closures<\/a>, as of Friday afternoon. A flood watch remains in place for the region through 7 p.m.\u00a0<\/p>\n The following was published Friday morning, and much of the forecast information may be outdated<\/p>\n 11:30 a.m Update: Another round of rainfall is moving into San Antonio. Because of that, a new flood advisory has been issued by\u00a0the National Weather Service<\/a> late Friday morning for a large parts of the San Antonio metro area. This replaces the previous advisory, which expired at 11 a.m.<\/p>\n The north and west sides of San Antonio are apart of the flood advisory, including Leon Valley, Castle Hills, Hollywood Park,\u00a0Helotes, Fair Oaks Ranch, Bulverde, Shavano Park, the Dominion, SeaWorld, and Balcones Heights. The advisory will end at 2 p.m. Friday afternoon.<\/p>\n A flood advisory is also in place for large parts of Comal, Kendall, Blanco\u00a0and Burnet\u00a0counties. This includes the communities of Blanco, Johnson City, Marble Falls, and Burnet.<\/p>\n