FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- FLOOD WATCH: In effect through noon Monday — flooding possible Sunday evening into Labor Day
- LABOR DAY: Morning storms possible with cooler highs
- AMOUNTS: Expect additional totals of up to 2″
- CONCERNS: Urban flooding, small stream rises, gusty winds up to 50 mph
FORECAST
Heavy rainfall has continued to push through San Antonio due to a stalled front. Radar indicates rainfall totals of 5″ fell Sunday evening.
Good news though. This has continued to move through San Antonio north of the Hill Country and will continue drifting south toward the I-35 corridor this evening. There is still additional rainfall expected over the area through the next few hours allowing us to still be at risk of additional localized flooding.
DON’T CANCEL PLANS
While flooding is possible in spots, it’s important to note that there will still be some folks that miss out on rain entirely. Keep your plans, but have an option ready to duck inside if you happen to get a storm.
Keep the KSAT Weather Authority handy. We’ll hop on the app and bring you live weather coverage as needed!
REMINDER: A Flood *WATCH* means we’re watching for the possibility of flooding. A Flood *WARNING* means flooding is happening and you should take action. If you get a warning, avoid driving over flooded roads and seek higher ground if necessary.
LABOR DAY
Scattered morning storms may linger into early Monday, with a 40% chance of rain. Temperatures will be cooler, with highs near 90°. Flooding remains a concern in areas that receive heavy rain overnight.
NEXT WEEK
Quiet, drier, and hotter for most of next week. However, rain returns to the forecast by next weekend.
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