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The National Weather Service reports the San Antonio area and Hill Country could see one or two inches of rain this weekend.
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Rain showers will likely douse barbeques and picnics and other outdoor public events this Labor Day weekend as San Antonians mark the unofficial end of summer.
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There is at least a 50-50 shot of rain most days and nights through Labor Day weekend for San Antonio and the Hill Country.
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The Frio County community of Derby has run out of water, according to Ray Kallio, the county's emergency management coordinator.
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A cold front and a tropical disturbance could be rainmakers for the San Antonio area this week.
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Near record highs are possible this weekend, but the National Weather Service reports a bit of rain and cool down is possible next week.
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The National Weather Service reports there is a good chance of on-again, off-again showers through Wednesday as another cold front pushes into the area from the west.
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Residents of South Texas and the Hill Country will be first doused with rain and then chilled this week.
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This summer was an extreme one for rainfall here in Texas — a National Weather Service meteorologist explains why.
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A flash flood warning and flood advisory were posted for Northwest Bexar, North Central Comal, and Southwest Kendall counties late Monday morning.