Showers and storms are forecast to develop later today and tonight. Some could produce heavy rainfall. Flooding will be a concern area-wide, but especially west of San Antonio over the next few days.
An active pattern is taking shape across South Texas. Disturbances, combined with a boundary and ample moisture will create a flood risk. : Street flooding in urban areas.
River and creek flooding will also be possible, mainly west of San Antonio. If you live or plan to be along any area river, make sure alerts are turned on your phone and you remain weather aware. Showers and storms have already developed near Del Rio this morning. More showers and storms should develop this afternoon, with the heating of the day.
In San Antonio, the best odds for rain will show up during the late afternoon hours and into tonight. Heavy rain could develop in spots. In this type setup, it’s impossible to know where the heaviest of the rainfall will be, but flash flooding will be a concern overnight. The Tuesday morning commute could be affected.
Heavy rainfall is forecast to continue into Tuesday, with a few breaks in the action during the day. It won’t be raining all day long, with the odds at seeing rain sitting at 60%. Isolated flooding will remain a concern. More heavy rain is forecast to setup in the area Wednesday and Thursday, with the focus slowly shifting west towards the Rio Grande.
Rainfall totals of up to 5″ will be possible, with some isolated spots seeing up to 8″ in and around the Rio Grande and Edwards Plateau areas. River flooding will be a concern and will be closely monitored. Those who live or have plans to be near the Frio, Nueces, or Rio Grande should pay particularly close attention to the forecast. Justin Horne is a meteorologist and reporter for KSAT 12 News.
When severe weather rolls through, Justin will hop in the KSAT 12 Storm Chaser to safely bring you the latest weather conditions from across South Texas. On top of delivering an accurate forecast, Justin often reports on one of his favorite topics: Texas history. What really happened when ICE opened fire in Houston?
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