KSAT viewers show videos, pictures as much of San Antonio gets good soaking on Saturday No severe weather is expected, but heavy downpours may lead to street flooding
KSAT Connect user Skywatcher was thankful for the free carwash on Saturday. (KSAT)
SAN ANTONIO – Much of the San Antonio area got some good soaking downpours on Saturday evening.
There could be more showers on Sunday morning and a chance for rain on Labor Day be sure to follow the latest forecast from the KSAT meteorologists .
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Here are some of the photos and videos submitted by KSAT viewers on Saturday:
Linda M Love the sound of heavy rain!
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