Bigger rain totals are shifting southward…

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Wow, El Indio, south of Eagle Pass, has recorded over 8 inches of rain over the past 24hrs and a station in western Bandera County is reporting almost 6 inches. There will be more storms for the next 24hrs, but the higher rain totals and odds will be south of San Antonio, especially in the coastal plains. Details from the latest NWS update are below. We should see two days of mostly rain free, hot and humid weather on Wednesday and Thursday, before rain odds start ramping up again by Friday through the weekend. Here’s what the NWS is saying about that…”Rain chances do return across most of South Central Texas on Friday into the weekend as a frontal boundary pushes from the Coastal Plains into our area and another boundary pushes from central Texas into the Hill Country.”

Keep those rain totals coming and fingers crossed that any of you who have not seen the bigger rains will get in on the action over the next 24hrs.

Mark