WATCH LIVE: Meteorologist Kaiti Blake gives update on Flash Flood Warnings for Kendall, Bexar Counties
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Meteorologist Kaiti Blake is giving a live update on the Flash Flood Warnings in effect for Kendall and Bexar Counties.
You can watch the live weather update in the video player above.
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