South Central Texas faces flood watch amid multi-day storms and heavy rain

11 articles · Updated · FOX 29 · Apr 30

The watch runs until 9 p.m. Friday, with San Antonio among areas at risk as saturated soils raise flash-flood concerns and the Storm Prediction Center assigns a Level 1 severe-weather risk.
Forecasters warn repeated storm cells could bring localized flooding, damaging wind gusts, marginal hail and frequent lightning, while Friday's morning commute may be disrupted by heavy rain, low visibility and standing water.
Northeast winds could gust to 35 mph before conditions improve Saturday, followed by a warming trend with highs near 80 on Sunday and into the 90s by next Tuesday.

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