Flash Flood Warning 34, NWS Austin/San Antonio, TX

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE AUSTIN TX
450 PM CDT TUE JUN 2 1987

...SMALL STREAM AND URBAN FLOOD STATEMENT...

WEATHER RADAR SHOWS WIDESPREAD MODERATE RAIN OVER A LARGE
PORTION OF CENTRAL TEXAS... THE HEAVIEST RAINFALL  EXTENDS FROM
COLLEGE STATION TO LULING... JUST NORTH OF SAN ANTONIO AND OVER THE
HILL COUNTRY TO BLANCO AND JOHNSON CITY. SEVERAL OF THESE HEAVIER
SHOUWES HAVE RAINFALL RATES OF 1 TO 2 INCHES AN HOUR.

THE CITY OF AUSTIN REMAINS JUST ABOUT SATURATED... SOME CITY STREETS HAVE
BEEN BARRICADED AND ALL CREEKS ARE AT OR NEAR BANKFULL. ADDITIONAL
RAINS OF ONLY 1/2 TO 1 INCH WILL CAUSE ADDITIONAL FLOODING.

MOTORISTS SHOULD USE EXTREME CAUTION AT LOW WATER CROSSINGS AND BE ALERT
ON CITY STREETS WITH POOR DRAINAGE UNTILL HIGH WATER SIBSIDES.

A FLASH FLOOD WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT THROUGH TONIGHT.

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE AUSTIN TX
615 PM CDT TUE JUN 2 1987

...A FLASH FLOOD WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT OVERNIGHT...

WEATHER RADAR SHOWS WIDESPREAD LIGHT TO MODERATE RAINS CONTINUING
OVER MOST OF CENTRAL TEXAS. THE HEAVIEST RAINFALL  EXTENDS FROM
BRYAN/COLLEGE STATION TO SMITHVILLE TO NEAR SAN ANTONIO. OTHER MODERATE
SHOWERS ARE LOCATED FROM DRIPPING SPRINGS TO COMFORT. THE SHOWERS TO
OUR SOUTHEAST ARE BUILDING SLOWLY TO THE SOUTH... WHILE THE SHOWERS
OVER THE HILL COUNTRY ARE MOVING SLOWLY NORTH.

RAIN HAS TAPERED OFF IN THE CITY OF AUSTIN BUT SOME CITY STREETS REMAIN
BARRICADED AND ALL CREEKS ARE AT OR NEAR BANKFULL.

MOTORISTS SHOULD STILL USE CAUTION AT LOW WATER CROSSINGS AND BE ALERT
ON CITY STREETS WITH POOR DRAINAGE UNTILL WATER SIBSIDES.

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DEL RIO TX
835 PM CDT TUE JUN 2 1987

...A FLASH FLOOD WATCH HAS BEEN PLACED OVER VAL VERDE COUNTY
TONIGHT...

AT 820 PM CDT RADAR INDICATED NO SHOWERS OR THUNDERSTORMS IN OR NEAR
THE IMMEDIATE BORDERS OF VAL VERDE COUNTY.  HOWEVER...GROUPS OF
STRONG STORMS THAT WERE LYING FROM SOUTHEAST OF SAN ANGELO TO
SOUTHEAST OF SAN ANTONIO WERE DRIFTING SLOWLY SOUTHWEST TOWARDS
VAL VERDE COUNTY.

THE POSSIBLITY OF HEAVY RAINS WITH THESE STORMS IS HIGH AS THEY
ARE MOVING SLOWLY. ONCE HEAVY RAINS COMMENCE IN OUR AREA EVERYONE
DRIVING ON THE ROADS SHOULD BE PREPARED FOR THE FLOODING OF LOW WATER
CROSSINGS. THIS GROUPS OF STORMS TO THE NORTHEAST OF VAL VERDE COUNTY
HAVE BEEN PRODUCING AS MUCH AS 3 INCHES OF RAIN IN AN HOUR.

YOUR NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WILL ISSUE ADDITIONALS STATEMENTS...SO
STAY TUNED TO YOUR LOCAL RADIO...TV OR NOAA WEATHER RADIO.

BULLETIN
RAINFALL REPORTS IN BEXAR AND SURROUNDING COUNTIES...
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAN ANTONIO TX
930 PM CDT TUE JUN 2 1987

REPORTS BY THE BEXAR COUNTY HAM RADIO NETWORK FOR RAINFALL FROM 7PM
JUNE 1 1987 THROUGH 7PM JUNE 2 1987

OUTSIDE BEXAR COUNTY...
BOERNE 7E     .80 INCHES
DEVINE        .40
HONDO 10N     .30
MEDINA LAKE   .20
PIPE CREEK    .44
SAN MARCOS    .40

INSIDE BEXAR COUNTY....

NORTH SIDE                          NORTHWEST SIDE
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AIRPORT 4N      2.10                CASTLE HILLS     1.40
ALAMO STADIUM   3.40                CHARTER OAKS      .72
BLANCO..410     1.45                GLENOAKS PARK     .82
BULVERDE        1.50                ROLLING RIDGE     .84
DELLVIEW        1.55                THUNDERBIRD HILLS 1.04
EDISON HS       2.84                UNIVERSITY PK    2.20
CENTRAL PK MALL 2.50                VNCE JKSN..410   1.30
FDRKSBG RD..HLCRST 1.00             WOODLAWN HTS     2.00
HELOTES 7NW     1.35
I 10..FRESNO    2.24
ENCINO PK       2.10

CENTRAL AREA...                    WEST SIDE...

NR FT SAM       3.62               COOLCREST           .90
TRINITY U       3.25               HWY 90W..410       1.20
TRINITY U #2    2.75               LACKLAND           1.15

SOUTHWEST SIDE...                  SOUTHEAST SIDE...
                                   CHINA GROVE        2.24
1604..281S       .80               FT SAM 1N          4.00
HERITAGE PK     1.77               HIGHLAND HILLS     2.50
                                   PECAN VALLEY       2.00
.
NORTHEAST SIDE....

CAMELOT 2       3.40          OCONNER..NACOGDOCHES  2.50
FT SAM          3.90          ALAMO HTS             2.10
I 35..VANDIVER  3.53          281N..1604            2.30
JUDSON..STAHL RD 2.05         RIGSBY..WW WHITE      3.70
NORTHWOOD ESTATES 2.60
WINDCREST       3.50
WURZBACH..I 35  4.00

REPORTS BY THE GUADALUPE COUNTY HAM RADIO NET FOR THE PERIOD OF 8AM
JUN 1 1987 THROUGH 8 AM JUN2 1987..

SEGUIN 5S    5.50 INCHES     CANADA VERDE     3.15
NIXON        3.30            STOCKDALE        2.30
FLATONIA     2.10            GONZALES         4.75
BEBE         2.70
OLMUS 2N     3.56