URGENT UPDATE: Severe thunderstorms are expected to sweep through the San Antonio area late this afternoon and into Thursday, bringing the potential for heavy rainfall and flash flooding. Authorities are warning residents to prepare for heavy storms, particularly west of San Antonio, where accumulations could reach up to 3 inches in isolated areas.
As of Wednesday afternoon, September 27, 2023, conditions are quiet but warm, with temperatures reaching the mid-80s. However, the calm is expected to give way to severe weather as storms flare up across the Rio Grande and Hill Country starting late this afternoon. These storms may train over the same regions, significantly increasing the risk of flooding.
Thursday, September 28, 2023, will see showers and storms push eastward across the area. While the intensity of these storms is expected to lessen, isolated severe weather remains a possibility, with localized street flooding likely. Meteorologists are predicting rainfall totals from 0.50 inches to 2 inches, with some areas in the Hill Country potentially exceeding 3 inches.
Residents are urged to stay informed as conditions can change rapidly. The KSAT Weather Authority recommends downloading their free weather app for up-to-the-minute updates and live coverage from trusted local meteorologists.
Looking ahead, another storm system is set to arrive by late Sunday, bringing another round of showers and storms. Stay tuned for more updates as this developing weather situation unfolds.
Be vigilant, stay safe, and prepare for possible disruptions caused by the incoming storms.
