Scattered showers and thunderstorms in the area; Heavy T-storm clock for parts of our region

San Antonio – For parts of our western third of the area and in the south of the I -35 by Bexar County, a severe thunderstorm was published south by 11:00 p.m. A disturbance of the upper level approaches our region and develops scattered showers and thunderstorms. The first wave of rain moved through Bexar County with additional opportunities that evening.

Severe weather parameters of instability and shear are the highest in areas with the watch, but a very isolated strong to heavy storm cannot be completely rejected in and around Bexar County until 9 p.m. However, the opportunities prefer areas in the west or south for warnings that were issued in advance in the next few hours.

The main dangers of the watch are large hail and harmful gusts of wind. A very isolated tornado risk is also on the table for areas that are closer to the Rio Grande, as can be seen in the forecast of the Storm Storm Rounds of the Storm Prediction Center.

The highest rains in and around Bexar County will be from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. We will monitor storms to the west to see whether they develop or develop a line and where their forward dynamics for movement builds up. The expectation is that you can take a southeast in Deep South Texas, but could do parts of the Bexar district.

The total ratio will be between 0.01 ” – .50″+ in and around Bexar County with heavier rain pockets in the western third of our region. Nevertheless, there could be one or two remote points that sees over 0.50 “rain in and around Bexar County. This is how the” plus sign “, which relates more.

The entire rain moves overnight overnight with only one left -wing spreader or a shower in the area until 4 a.m.

Friday will be a partially sunny day, but with the upper deep head, an isolated shower or a weak t-storm can dissolve in our area. A 20% rain will be in the forecast for this scenario.