News Summary
A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect for Maverick, Kinney, Val Verde, Edwards, and Dimmit Counties until 11 PM. Residents are warned of damaging winds, large hail, and the possibility of tornadoes. The National Weather Service indicates a level 2 risk for severe storms, with up to 60 mph winds expected. Rainfall could reach 1 to 3 inches, leading to flooding concerns, especially in parts of Bexar County. Residents are urged to monitor local weather updates and remain prepared amidst the changing conditions.
San Antonio, TX – A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for Maverick, Kinney, Val Verde, Edwards, and Dimmit Counties until 11 PM tonight. Residents are advised to remain prepared for severe weather as forecasts indicate possible damaging winds, large hail, and even the chance of tornadoes.
The National Weather Service has warned that the San Antonio metro area, alongside the Hill Country west of the I-35 corridor, is under a level 2 out of 5 risk for severe storms. These thunderstorms may produce winds up to 60 mph and potentially result in multiple tornadoes. A tornado watch also remains in effect until 10 PM for several Texas counties, including Bexar and Hays.
This stormy weather is expected to continue into Wednesday morning, with rainfall predictions sitting between 1 to 3 inches across affected areas, though some regions may receive less than an inch. As of this morning, some parts of northern Bexar County have experienced up to 2 inches of rain, raising concerns about flooding along creeks and roadways.
A flash flood warning is currently in effect for Bexar, Comal, Guadalupe, and Hays counties until 3 AM on Tuesday. Residents are cautioned against travel during flooding conditions and advised to avoid driving over flooded roadways.
Rainfall and Temperature Outlook
San Antonio is expected to receive rain beginning today and continuing through the upcoming weekend, with the National Blend of Models forecasting up to 1.4 inches of rainfall from Monday through Wednesday morning. Following a brief warm period, temperatures are projected to remain at least 10 degrees cooler than last week after Tuesday.
On Tuesday, a chance of rain is forecasted before 7 AM, with lower temperatures in the 70s; additional rainfall is likely after 1 PM. The heat index may cause temperatures to feel as high as 102 degrees due to humidity, despite actual daytime highs reaching approximately 94 degrees.
As thunderstorms roll in Tuesday night, there is a 50% chance of severe weather, prompting residents to stay informed on imminent weather alerts. Rainfall for San Antonio on Wednesday is anticipated at a 50% chance, with a predicted high of 85 degrees. Rain chances will decrease overnight to 30% but may rise again to 50% on Thursday, with highs near 89 degrees.
Looking Ahead
As the week progresses, rain chances are expected to diminish to between 20% and 30%. Friday’s projected high temperature is 87 degrees, while a return to the 90s is forecast for Saturday.
House Party Improv Event
In local news, a night of laughter is on the horizon with the House Party Improv scheduled for Friday, May 30, at 1920 Fredericksburg Rd., San Antonio, TX 78201. Doors open at 8 PM, with tickets priced between $10 and $30. Attendees can look forward to an evening filled with unpredictable laughs and spontaneous fun.
Residents are encouraged to monitor local weather warnings closely and heed advisories amid this week’s changing weather. Preparedness can play a crucial role in ensuring safety during severe weather events, as conditions may develop quickly.
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Additional Resources
- San Antonio Express News
- Google Search: Tornado Watch San Antonio
- KSAT News
- Wikipedia: Texas weather
- San Antonio Express News
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Texas storms
- News 4 San Antonio
- Google News: San Antonio Severe Weather
- San Antonio Express News
- Google Scholar: Severe Weather Forecast San Antonio
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