WATCH LIVE COVERAGE ABOVE
FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- Kerr County Flash Flood Emergency
- Uvalde County Flash Flood Emergency
- Extreme rainfall totals ranging from 8″ to 12″ over past 24 hours
FORECAST
Unfolding This Morning
Remain aware and heed all warning and evacuation calls this morning. River levels are rising quickly as heavy rainfall continues to move over Hunt, Ingram, and Kerrville. We are also monitoring tornado warning developing over Uvalde County.
The Guadalupe River gauge at Hunt has risen to more than 20 feet as of 4 am. This means the river is currently in the Moderate flood stage.
The Guadalupe River gauge at Kerrville has risen to nearly 14 ft as of 4 am, and is forecasted to eventually reach a height of 20 feet in the Major flood stage.
Additional Rainfall
Rain activity is expected to move north throughout the day, and result in continuous rainfall primarily over the Hill Country. By noon, we can expect additional bullseyes to develop across Hill Country counties with additional rainfall accumulations of 6″+. Remember, these bullseyes can develop anywhere.
We expect to see another break in rainfall in the late afternoon hours.
Extended Forecast
A drier and warmer pattern will come around during the weekend and next week.
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