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Flood risk remains with 1-3 more inches of rain possible - share your photos and video

SAN ANTONIO – Overcast, soggy, and cool with on and off rain. Evening commute will have wet streets. Additional 1 to 3 inches of rain. Much of this rain will be light, not expecting flooding issues. High 64. A drier pattern arrives mid to late week, bringing a break...

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CBS19

Heavy rain triggers flash flooding across parts of South Texas

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KGNS

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Marginal Excessive rainfall Today/Tonight

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Texas flood aid on the way

FEMA assistance is on the way for Hill Country flood victims. Families whose homes were flooded in July are now able to apply for federal aid in 20 counties, including Bexar, Kerr and Uvalde. Gov. Greg Abbott announced last week the federal government approved the state’s appeal for Federal Emergency...

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mySanAntonio.com

Cold front brings big rain chances to San Antonio today. Here's the forecast.

Temperatures will only go up into the 60s, forecasters warn.

Yahoo!

Drenching rainfall to bring flood threat to South Texas Sunday. Here's what to expect.

Widespread steady rainfall has pushed into South-Central Texas, and it will produce a dreary, soggy, and somewhat chilly Sunday in the San Antonio metro area. Through much of the morning, rainfall rates are expected to be low - between 0.2 and 0.5 inch per hour. Because of that, widespread flash flooding is not anticipated across South Texas. However, isolated pockets of heavier rainfall could still result in minor flooding in the region, with a higher flood risk expected to the south of San Antonio.

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Alamo City Rain: San Antonio Faces Rain Through Monday and Flood Threat

San Antonio city hall plaza — San Antonio Weather Landmark Backdrop. San Antonio is starting Sunday with mostly light to moderate rain, with heavier rates possible in embedded thunderstorms, temperatures near 60 and a gray, soggy day ahead. Showers and thunderstorms are expected to continue through the afternoon, with a high near 63 and northeast winds around 15 mph that could gust to 30 mph. The unsettled stretch is not a one-day cameo: rain remains likely Sunday night and Monday, with isolated flooding possible where heavier cells repeat.

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Slow-moving downpours to enhance flash flood risk across South Texas

Rain and thunderstorms will soak much of southern Texas into Monday night, slowing travel and disrupting outdoor activities. A few areas could receive nearly twice their typical November rainfall, potentially leading to serious flash flooding. "A storm is expected to slowly move eastward out of northern Mexico and into Texas,...

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KGNS

Sunday 7 Day Forecast

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KENS 5 Eyewitness News

Widespread rain possible through Monday morning | KENS 5 Weather Impact Forecast

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Fox Weather

Archaeologists uncover nearly 200-year-old cannonballs from the Battle of the Alamo

Archaeologists unearthed four cannonballs and hundreds of thousands of artifacts during a historic excavation at the Alamo, offering new clues about the 1836 battle and the people who lived through it.

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Fox Weather

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El Niño-fueled storm takes aim at South Texas as heavy rain raises dangerous flash flood threat

Parts of South Texas are in the crosshairs of a dangerous flood threat, as areas from San Antonio south to Brownsville prepare for rounds of heavy rain. This is the latest example of an El Niño storm pattern setting up across the southern part of the country.

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12NewsNow

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Flooding concerns in Texas Nov. 8 and 9

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nildealnow.com

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Active Pattern Brings Heavy Rain to South Texas Including Corpus Christi, Brownsville, and San Antonio With Coastal Totals Topping 3 Inches

TEXAS — An active weather pattern is setting up across South Texas, bringing the potential for some decent rain over the next five days. The heaviest totals are focused near the Coastal Bend and the Rio Grande Valley, where a few spots could pick up 3 inches or more. One model run shows a much higher total near Corpus Christi, though that number is likely overdone.

Corpus Christi, TX · 10d

San Antonio Express News

Soaking rainfall expected to start in South Texas tonight. Here’s a timeline.

A few showers are possible in South Texas Saturday afternoon and evening, but more widespread rain is likely overnight and into Sunday.

Texas · 8d

KSAT 12

Rain chances increase late Saturday, with soaking rains into Sunday.

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Weekend rain expected in San Antonio area as cold front pushes through

Sign up for TPR Today, Texas Public Radio's newsletter that brings our top stories to your inbox each morning. A cold front pushing toward South Texas on Thursday will help set up a rainy weekend. National Weather Service meteorologist Harrison Tran said the cold front is just one part of...

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mySanAntonio.com

Cold front arrives as a beloved Texas festival kicks off. What to expect.

Rain could affect opening weekend. Here's when conditions may improve.

New Braunfels, TX · 8d

KSAT 12

Multiple rounds of rain through Monday with occasional heavier downpours

SUNDAY: Periods of rain with cool temperatures. RAINFALL TOTALS: Most areas receive 1 to 3 inches through Monday night. IMPACTS: Ponding on roads and localized street flooding. NEXT WEEK: The sun returns with temps climbing back into the 70s. FORECAST. WIDESPREAD RAIN. A slow-moving storm system is producing widespread rain...

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Soggy weather and low temps coming to San Antonio area, potentially bringing flooding

SAN ANTONIO - Rounds of rain and embedded thunderstorms are expected to keep San Antonio soggy and cool through early Tuesday, with the potential for localized flooding and hazardous travel conditions, according to the National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio. In an update issued at 1:34 p.m. CST on Saturday, Nov....