Thank you Barry!
6-29-25. 2:15pm This Update is brought to you by Synergy Standby Solutions. Synergy Standby Solutions is a trusted provider of sales, maintenance, repairs, and fueling services for standby generators in South Central Texas. We specialize in ensuring your backup power systems remain reliable and fully operational, giving you peace of mind during power outages. With a commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction, our expert team is ready to handle all your generator needs. Learn more at www.synergystandby.com.
While tropical storm Barry won’t have time to develop into anything more powerful over the next 24hrs, it is actually sending additional moisture into Texas, thanks to its outer bands this afternoon. This additional moisture is sparking quite a few scattered storms in south Texas, moving NW towards south-central Texas. While many of these will go poof, a few may go as far NW as an Eagle Pass to San Antonio to Austin line.
Tomorrow the rain shifts more west as the remnants of Barry move NW into Mexico. On Wednesday and Thursday disturbances in Mexico will increase rain odds for our western counties, with continued sea breeze storms forming along the coast and coastal plains. By this weekend, high pressure moves in and most areas will see a rise in temperatures and almost zero rain odds.
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This Update is brought to you by Synergy Standby Solutions. Synergy Standby Solutions is a trusted provider of sales, maintenance, repairs, and fueling services for standby generators in South Central Texas. We specialize in ensuring your backup power systems remain reliable and fully operational, giving you peace of mind during power outages. With a commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction, our expert team is ready to handle all your generator needs. Learn more at www.synergystandby.com.
2:15pm radar shows a lot of tropical poppers out there this afternoon!
As Barry moves NW into Mexico, some of its moisture is moving into Texas.
Where the remnants of Barry may go.
How much rain the latest models think will fall this week. Click on images to see them larger.
