Bertha may be our friend!

7-23-26. 3pm This update is brought to you by South Texas Grass Farms. South Texas Grass Farms is a family owned and operated business located just outside of Pearsall, Texas. We specialize in growing Tifway 419 Bermuda, Scotts ProVista St. Augustine, Raleigh St. Augustine and Floratam St. Augustine. We are conveniently located 1 +/- hour from San Antonio, 1.5 +/- hours from Del Rio and Laredo, 2 +/- hours from Austin. Customer pickup available at the farm. We also have delivery and installation options. We have drivers willing to deliver just about anywhere in Texas. Contact us for more information (210) 875-3532.

For south Texas, that didn’t get in on the rain action this past week, Bertha may actually be your friend! As the storm winds down over the next 24hrs, the latest models are looking bullish for some decent rain totals over an inch for the coastal plains and brush country as the remnants move west. The good news is that since the storm will be falling apart, wind gusts will stay below 30mph. All of the latest updates and model runs are below. All of the rain should be out of the state by Friday afternoon, so any weekend outdoor activities should be dry!

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This update is brought to you by South Texas Grass Farms. South Texas Grass Farms is a family owned and operated business located just outside of Pearsall, Texas. We specialize in growing Tifway 419 Bermuda, Scotts ProVista St. Augustine, Raleigh St. Augustine and Floratam St. Augustine. We are conveniently located 1 +/- hour from San Antonio, 1.5 +/- hours from Del Rio and Laredo, 2 +/- hours from Austin. Customer pickup available at the farm. We also have delivery and installation options. We have drivers willing to deliver just about anywhere in Texas. Contact us for more information (210) 875-3532.

2:45pm radar

How the latest HRRR model thinks the radar will look over the next 24hours.

How much rain the latest models thinks will fall over the next 24hrs. Click on images to see them larger.

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Remnants of Bertha could actually drop some rain in south Texas.