Bill Taylor joining me now. And Bill,
we have got an active radar tonight.
Yeah, not the best riding weather
just yet, but it's coming,
it's coming. We've got a good radar tonight
and it's off to the east and
southeast with even a little bit of
a flood concern already. And looking
at the models and the data of what's to come,
we've got some flood concerns in our future.
But first, the beautiful promise from above.
Take a look at this.
What a gorgeous rainbow.
Through the camera of Alejandro Guerrero,
this is gorgeous.
Down and out of Scots of Texas.
Just silence to the South of us.
I mean, this is a full rainbow.
Look at the vibrant color and on the
right side. Is that a pot of gold?
I mean, take a look at how bright it is.
That is just beautiful.
Some Indian paintbrush and blue
bonnets in the foreground.
Just perfect.
Alejandro,
thank you so much.
What a great shot.
All
right, outside tonight. San Antonio
International still overcast.
Temperature wise, we're at 69 degrees. We've
we've been holding at about
69 or 70 all day long.
Dew point has been holding about
67 all day long. Humidity near 100%.
You know it's coming all day long.
Here's the numbers today 75 was the
actual high, so 10 off the average
rainfall at the gauge for the airport.
A little more than 1/4 of an inch
just today and for the month
now coming up on half an inch,
but let me show you some.
Incredible totals that are around the
area and and and keep in mind where
I show you some of these blockbuster
numbers already in Friday Saturday.
Sunday's forecast is a lot more rain
that if it hits these certain areas.
This is where we're going to have the
worst flooding over the weekend 3 1/2
near Bandera this is near Leon Valley.
About two inches of rain just South of Hondo.
More than 2 1/2 S of View Valley as
you get closer to Carrizo Springs
about four and a half six inches.
That's going to be South of Pearsall
4 1/2 or closer to 5 and 5 1/2
Equaro and Carne City.
And that's where we have the
flash flood advisory tonight,
DeWitt and Carnes until 11:30,
stretching pretty good area and
pretty good region of both Carnes and
DeWitt counties and that's where the
heaviest rain is falling right now.
None of this is severe,
but these are some pretty strong
thunderstorms that are putting
down some very heavy rain.
Heading up towards Hallettsville.
So Hallettsville,
your rain's going to be picking up an
intensity very soon, as is Carne City.
You're getting a little bit of a break now,
but you can see this band holding together
coming out of Atascosa County pretty soon.
See, this is an upper level to midlevel
low that's moving from South to or I'm sorry,
from West to east South of San Antonio
and wrapping some of that Gulf moisture.
You see a little bit of A twist
on some of those rain bands today.
Overnight that rain moves out to
the east closer to Houston,
and by about 6:00 AM we could see a
few scattered areas of light rain.
But I think tomorrow is mostly dry.
See, as we get into the 9:30,
ten AM hour,
most of the scattered rains east and we
get a little bit of sunshine tomorrow.
That's going to really help as we dry
up a lot of the rain that fell today.
In fact, Wednesday, Thursday,
both should be pretty quiet.
And somewhat limited on rain,
but we're still going to have
a chance 30 to 40%.
Then we set this up with this
low deepening out to the West.
We already have all the surface
moisture we need.
Now comes the mid and upper level
moisture with this deepening low.
So that's going to mean a lot more
rainfall in fact all over Texas with
upwards of 6/7 and this is now going
8 to 10 inches South of U Valley.
So this is going to be a very wet
forecast heading into the weekend that we're
going to have to keep a very close eye on.
87 to 88 next couple of afternoons
because I think we're going to
get a little bit of sunshine,
30 to 40% chance of rain.
But it changes quickly as we get to
Friday and it's a Mother's Day weekend.
It is going to be wet.
Buy mom and umbrella.
Buy mom galoshes.
I'm just telling you,
buy mom tickets to the movies
because it's 6090 to 80% chance
of rain through the weekend or
plant or you get water on.
Yes, Right. Seeds. Yes, exactly.
Well, thanks so much, Bill. Well, Nate.