Heavy storms in San Antonio over the past few days have set new records, but the area still needs more rain to address the lingering deficit despite recent soaking rains.

A warmer, drier than average month was found by the time all was said and done.

What a difference a week makes. Last Tuesday, Kerrville saw heavy rain that led to city-wide flooding. Almost a week later, residents there enjoyed the benefits of the Guadalupe River by getting a healthy drink of water.

Flash flooding continues across the Hill Country on Tuesday for areas near Rocksprings, Kerrville, and Bandera. In some of these areas, over 6 inches of rain has fallen in the last 24 hours.

By the time all was said and done, April rang in as a wetter than average month in the Alamo City.

A hot and drier-than-average month was found in San Antonio.

Higher rainfall totals than 2022 and various drought improvements were found over the course of the month

It didn’t come at the most convenient of times, but the rain we found in South Central Texas Friday morning was definitely needed!

Heavy rain overnight resulted in rainfall totals of 1-3", with higher isolated totals.

Severe weather will be concentrated north & east the Alamo City