Heavy Rain here soon...
Here's the latest from NOAA at 1pm:
Sorry for the late update. A persistent band of showers
and thunderstorms will continue to move/develop northeast
this afternoon. We expect this band of rain to affect Metro
San Antonio, the eastern Hill Country, and the I-35 Corridor
as far north as Hays County (including New Braunfels and
San Marcos).
Rainfall amounts will average 1 to 3 inches with the band of
rain this afternoon, and a few spots could receive up to 4
inches of rain. This will produce minor flooding, including
low water crossings, frontage roads, and other low-lying areas.
The main impact will be during rush hour and for the school
buses. Please remind those in your organization that while
this is not a major flood event, a high level of caution should
be taken while driving. The number one rule is always:
Turn Around, Don't Drown. However, reducing speed and
leaving space between you and other vehicles will keep
accidents to a minimum.
-Jon
and thunderstorms will continue to move/develop northeast
this afternoon. We expect this band of rain to affect Metro
San Antonio, the eastern Hill Country, and the I-35 Corridor
as far north as Hays County (including New Braunfels and
San Marcos).
Rainfall amounts will average 1 to 3 inches with the band of
rain this afternoon, and a few spots could receive up to 4
inches of rain. This will produce minor flooding, including
low water crossings, frontage roads, and other low-lying areas.
The main impact will be during rush hour and for the school
buses. Please remind those in your organization that while
this is not a major flood event, a high level of caution should
be taken while driving. The number one rule is always:
Turn Around, Don't Drown. However, reducing speed and
leaving space between you and other vehicles will keep
accidents to a minimum.
-Jon
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