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STORM SUMMARY NUMBER 4 FOR HEAVY RAINFALL IN TEXAS HILL COUNTRY
NWS WEATHER PREDICTION CENTER COLLEGE PARK MD
1000 PM CDT THU JUL 16 2026
..HEAVY RAINFALL CONTINUES ACROSS THE TEXAS HILL COUNTRY
FLOOD WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT ACROSS THE HILL COUNTRY AND
SOUTHWESTERN TEXAS.
FLASH FLOOD WARNINGS AND FLOOD WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT FOR PORTIONS
OF THE TEXAS HILL COUNTRY.
FOR A DETAILED GRAPHICAL DEPICTION OF THE LATEST WATCHES, WARNINGS
AND ADVISORIES, PLEASE SEE WWW.WEATHER.GOV
AT 900 PM CDT...NWS RADAR AND SURFACE OBSERVATIONS SHOW STORMS
MOVING SOUTH TO NORTH IN A TRAINING MANNER ACROSS THE SAME AREAS
THAT HAVE RECEIVED FEET OF RAINFALL OVER THE PAST FEW DAYS. THE
STORMS ARE CONTAINING RAINFALL RATES UPWARDS TO AN INCH AN HOUR
OVER AREAS THAT HAVE ONGOING FLOODING, THOUGH THE STORM MOTIONS
APPEAR TO BE MOVING FASTER THAN EARLIER TODAY AS A MESO-LOW
PRESSURE IS NOT APPARENT ON RADAR OF THIS EVENING. THE WINDS
CONTINUE TO VEER OUT OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST, FUNNELING HIGH
MOISTURE TRANSPORT AND PWATS EXCEEDING 2 INCHES.
...SELECTED PRELIMINARY STORM TOTAL RAINFALL IN INCHES FROM 100 PM
CDT MON JUL 13 THROUGH 900 PM CDT THU JUL 16...
..TEXAS
DRY FRIO RIVER AT FM 2690 27.45 HADS
LEONA RIVER AT CR 429A 24.98 HADS
INGRAM 1.1 NNW 24.38
LEAKEY 0.5 E 23.37
KNIPPA 0.2 N 21.84
UVALDE 10 NNE 21.76 HADS
KERRVILLE 20.71
CAMP WOOD 9.6 ESE 20.31
KERRVILLE 2.8 NW 19.48
CONCAN 0.7 S 18.22
NUECES RIVER LODGE 18.02 TWDB
LEAKEY 8.2 NE 17.52
FRIO RIVER AT CONCAN 16.81 HADS
WEST NUECES RIV. NEAR BRACKETTVILLE 16.79 HADS
KICKAPOO CAVERNS STATE PARK 16.02
BOERNE 4.7 WNW 14.80
GUADALUPE RIVER AT HUNT 14.78
UVALDE 0.9 NW 13.37
UTOPIA 2.2 WSW 12.25
SECO CREEK NEAR D'HANIS 11.28 HADS
D'HANIS 0.4 NNE 11.12
FAIR OAKS RANCH 0.5 W 10.75
DOSS 4.5 S 10.05
HARPER 8 NE 10.05
HILL COUNTRY STATE NATL AREA 5.7 SW 9.96
TIMBERWOOD PARK 2.5 NW 8.97
CROSS MOUNTAIN 2.1 N 8.42
CONROE 3.7 S 8.41
HONDO 11.7 N 7.95
BANDERA 12.2 SW 7.81
DEL RIO 2.5 SW 7.67
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
HUNTSVILLE 11.5 WSW 6.60
DIME BOX 6.51
CAMERON 1.0 E 6.41
SCHERTZ 2.2 N 6.40
BURTON 6.9 SSW 6.16
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
SAN ANTONIO 8.0 NNWS 5.45
MORGAN'S POINT RESORT 0.5 NNE 5.34
NEW BRAUNFELS NATIONAL AIRPORT 5.32
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
NEW ULM 6.2 NNW 4.20
ADDITIONAL THUNDERSTORMS ARE LIKELY TO DEVELOP AND AND MOVE SOUTH
TO NORTH WITH POTENTIAL TRAINING ACROSS THE HILL COUNTRY. THE
COVERAGE OF STORMS WILL LIKELY INCREASE OVERNIGHT INTO THE MORNING
AS THE LOW LEVEL JET INCREASES THE MOISTURE TRANSPORT INTO WESTERN
TEXAS. THE CURRENT FORECAST CALLS FOR AN ADDITIONAL 2-3 INCHES OF
RAINFALL, BUT LOCALLY HIGHER AMOUNTS GREATER THAN 4 INCHES ARE
CERTAINLY POSSIBLE GIVEN THE BEHAVIOR OF PREVIOUS NIGHTS' STORMS
AND THE FAVORABLE ENVIRONMENT FOR HEAVY RAINFALL. ANY ADDITIONAL
RAINFALL WILL EXACERBATE FLASH FLOODING CONCERNS, AS WELL AS RIVER
FLOODING. THERE WILL BE A WESTERN TREND OF STORMS BEGINNING
TONIGHT AND INTO FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. AS THE MID-LEVEL LOW PIVOTS
WESTWARD, THE STORMS WILL TEND TO CONCENTRATE TOWARDS SOUTHWESTERN
TEXAS, INCLUDING THE BIG BEND, CONCHO VALLEY, AND THE EDWARDS
PLATEAU REGION. SCATTERED FLASH FLOODING WILL REMAIN POSSIBLE FOR
THE AREAS MENTIONED ABOVE FOR FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND SATURDAY, BUT
THE WEATHER PATTERN DOES NOT LOOK AS CONDUCIVE FOR ORGANIZED HIGH
END FLOODING.
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.
WILDER
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