LIVE COVERAGE: Storms in San Antonio, Hill Country during Flash Flood Warning; heavy rainfall expected Monday Most people will see 1″ to 3″ inches of rain
SAN ANTONIO – A Flash Flood Warning was issued for San Antonio on Monday morning as heavy rainfall moved south from the Hill Country.
KSAT has a crew monitoring the road conditions throughout Bexar County and the surrounding areas.
>> MONDAY MORNING: Flash Flood Warning for San Antonio metro area through the morning commute
While these storms will likely not contain hail, they will produce torrential downpours, which will likely lead to street flooding.
Most people will see 1″ to 3″ of rain, but there will be bullseyes of over 6″ in spots.
Street flooding is the primary concern, with dangerous low-water crossings and impacts on travel. But there is also the risk of some river rise.
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