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ACUS43 KWBC 160244
SCCNS3
STORM SUMMARY NUMBER 2 FOR HEAVY RAINFALL IN TEXAS HILL COUNTRY
NWS WEATHER PREDICTION CENTER COLLEGE PARK MD
1000 PM CDT WED JUL 15 2026
...HEAVY RAINFALL CONTINUES ACROSS PORTIONS OF TEXAS, PARTICULARLY
THE TEXAS HILL COUNTRY...
FLASH FLOOD WARNINGS AND FLOOD WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT FOR PORTIONS
OF THE TEXAS HILL COUNTRY.
A FLOOD WATCH IS IN EFFECT FOR PORTIONS OF CENTRAL AND WEST TEXAS.
FOR A DETAILED GRAPHICAL DEPICTION OF THE LATEST WATCHES, WARNINGS
AND ADVISORIES, PLEASE SEE WWW.WEATHER.GOV
AT 900 PM CDT...A VERY WARM AND MOIST AIR MASS WAS IN PLACE ACROSS
TEXAS WITH A STATIONARY FRONT DRAPED EAST-WEST ACROSS THE STATE
FROM THE BIG BEND REGION TO THE TEXAS/LOUISIANA GULF COAST. A
NEARLY STATIONARY LOW/MID LEVEL DISTURBANCE TRIGGERED NUMEROUS
ROUNDS OF THUNDERSTORMS ACROSS PORTIONS OF CENTRAL AND WEST TEXAS
OVER THE PAST COUPLE OF DAYS, WITH A FOCUS OVER THE TEXAS HILL
COUNTRY. GIVEN WEAK SURFACE WINDS, THUNDERSTORMS WERE VERY SLOW
MOVING AND PRODUCED LOCALLY HEAVY RAINFALL THAT LED TO FLASH AND
RIVER FLOODING.
...SELECTED PRELIMINARY STORM TOTAL RAINFALL IN INCHES FROM 100 PM
CDT MON JUL 13 THROUGH 900 PM CDT WED JUL 15...
..TEXAS
CAMP WOOD 9.6 ESE 16.01
UVALDE 10 NNE 14.65 HADS
BOERNE 3.6 SE 12.71
UTOPIA 2.2 WSW 12.25
KNIPPA 6.6 NW 12.01
CONCAN 0.7 S 11.49
SECO CREEK NEAR D'HANIS 11.28 HADS
D'HANIS 0.4 NNE 11.12
WEST NUECES RIV. NEAR BRACKETTVILLE 10.99 HADS
FAIR OAKS RANCH 0.5 W 10.75
KICKAPOO CAVERNS STATE PARK 10.38
DOSS 4.5 S 10.05
HARPER 8 NE 10.05
HILL COUNTRY STATE NATL AREA 5.7 SW 9.96
LEAKEY 8.2 NE 9.52
TIMBERWOOD PARK 2.5 NW 8.97
KERRVILLE 0.9 NW 8.55
CROSS MOUNTAIN 2.1 N 8.42
CONROE 3.7 S 8.41
UVALDE 1.1 N 8.33
HONDO 11.7 N 7.95
BANDERA 12.2 SW 7.81
GUADALUPE RIVER STATE PARK 7.53
LA GRANGE 4.7 E 7.19
GAUSE 2.5 W 7.17
PIPE CREEK 3.9 E 7.08
ROLLINGWOOD 1.1 SE 6.96
DIME BOX 6.51
CAMERON 1.0 E 6.41
SCHERTZ 2.2 N 6.40
BURTON 6.9 SSW 6.16
HUNTSVILLE 11.5 WSW 5.99
COKE STEVENSON RANCH 5.95 TWDB
THE WOODLANDS 4.8 NNW 5.78
MILANO 5.2 SSE 5.67
LBJ STATE PARK 4.6 S 5.51
MORGAN'S POINT RESORT 0.5 NNE 5.34
JOHNSON CITY 5 SSW 4.94
BRYAN 1.2 SE 4.88
MEDINA 7.9 NW 4.73
BRUSHY CREEK 1 NW 4.67
RANDOLPH AFB 4.46
SAN ANTONIO 8.6 SW 4.21
NEW ULM 6.2 NNW 4.20
NEW BRAUNFELS NATIONAL AIRPORT 3.97
AN UNCHANGING WEATHER PATTERN WILL PERSIST ACROSS TEXAS THROUGH
THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS, AND ADDITIONAL ROUNDS OF THUNDERSTORMS
ARE EXPECTED UNDERNEATH MID-LEVEL DISTURBANCES. THUNDERSTORMS WILL
BE CAPABLE OF PRODUCING VERY HEAVY RAINFALL WITH RAINFALL RATES OF
2-3 INCHES/HOUR. RAINFALL AMOUNTS BETWEEN 10-16" HAVE ALREADY
FALLEN IN PARTS OF THE HILL COUNTRY WEST OF SAN ANTONIO, AND ANY
ADDITIONAL RAINFALL WILL PROLONG AND EXACERBATE ONGOING AREAS OF
FLASH FLOODING. SIGNIFICANT TO EVEN CATASTROPHIC FLASH FLOODING
REMAINS LIKELY IN THE HARDEST HIT AREAS THROUGH THE REMAINDER OF
TODAY AND INTO THE PRE-DAWN HOURS ON THURSDAY. THERE IS A HIGH
RISK OF EXCESSIVE RAINFALL IN EFFECT THROUGH TONIGHT INTO EARLY
THURSDAY FOR MUCH OF THE PECOS RIVER VALLEY INTO THE WESTERN HILL
COUNTRY. THERE IS A MODERATE RISK FOR DAY 2 (THURSDAY INTO EARLY
FRIDAY) FOR THE SAME GENERAL AREA THOUGH SHIFTING SLIGHTLY
WESTWARD.
THE NEXT STORM SUMMARY WILL BE ISSUED BY THE WEATHER PREDICTION
CENTER AT 1000 AM CDT. PLEASE REFER TO YOUR LOCAL NATIONAL WEATHER
SERVICE OFFICE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS EVENT.
DOLAN
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