Flash Flood Warning 47, NWS Austin/San Antonio, TX

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAN ANTONIO TX
1035 PM CDT WED JUN 3 1987

THE FOLLOWING ARE 24 HOUR RAINFALL REPORTS FROM IN AND AROUND BEXAR
COUNTY AND SAN ANTONIO...ENDING AT 7 PM WEDNESDAY EVENING:

---OUTSIDE BEXAR COUNTY---        ---INSIDE BEXAR COUNTY---
CAMP VERDE               4.25          ---NORTHSIDE---
BANADERA 4W              4.11     AIRPORT 4N               1.15
DEVINE                   2.80     SAN ANTONIO AIRPORT      0.94
HONDO 10N                2.35     ALAMO STADIUM            2.30
MEDINA 12W               5.19     BEACON HILL              1.90
MEDINA 6N                6.50     BLANCO AND 410           1.50
MEDINA LAKE              2.32     BULVERDE                 1.40
PIPE CREEK               2.47     EDISON HIGH SCHOOL       2.20
                                  FRDRKSBG RD/HILLCREST    1.75
---NORTHWEST SIDE---              I-10 AND FRESNO          2.23
CASTLE HILLS             1.85     LEON SPRINGS             1.55
CHARTER OAKS             1.90
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ROLLING RIDGE            1.35     ---CENTRAL AREA---
THUNDERBIRD HILLS        1.38     NEAR FORT SAM            1.90
UNIVERSITY PARK          1.80     TRINITY UNIVERSITY       2.75
VANCE JACKSON AND 410    1.80
WOODLAWN HEIGHTS         2.00     ---WEST SIDE---
                                  COOLCREST                1.15
---SOUTHWEST SIDE---              HIGHWAY 90W-410          1.50
1604 AND HIGHWAY 281 S   2.30     NEAR LACKLAND            1.25
MOGSORD ROAD AND 1604    1.80

---SOUTHEAST SIDE---              ---NORTHEAST SIDE---
FORT SAM HOUSTON 1 N     1.15     CAMELOT                  2.00
HIGHLAND HILLS           2.50     FORT SAM HOUSTON         1.30
PECAN VALLEY             2.60     LARK LAIR                1.17
VON ORMY                 1.65     ALAMO HEIGHTS            1.75
CHINA GROVE              2.25     NORTHWOOD ESTATES        1.30
HIGHLAND HIGH SCHOOL     2.75     WINDCREST                1.50
                                  WURZBACH/ I-35           1.70

THESE REPORTS ARE FROM THE SAN ANTONIO/BEXAR SKYWARM RADIO/HAM
OPERATORS RAINFALL NETWORK.

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE AUSTIN TX
1145 PM CDT WED JUN 3 1987

...THE FLASH FLOOD WATCH CONTINUES THROUGH THE NIGHT TONIGHT...

JUST BEFORE MIDNIGHT...WEATHER RADAR SHOWED SCATTERED HEAVY THUNDER-
STORMS FORMING IN THE SAN MARCOS AREA...MOVING WESTWARD AT 10 TO 15
MPH.  OTHER MOSTLY LIGHT RAINS WERE ALSO REDEVELOPING TO THE SOUTH
AND SOUTHEAST. WIDESPREAD RAINS COVER ABOUT 60 PERCENT OF CENTRAL
TEXAS..NORTH AND WEST OF A WACO...AUSTIN AND JUNCTION LINE.  OTHER
HEAVY SHOWERS REMAIN WEST AND NORTHWEST OF SAN ANTONIO...OVER THE
FLOODED MEDINA RIVER WATERSHED.

DURING THE LAST SEVERAL HOURS...RAIN ACTIVITY APPEARS TO BE INCREASING
IN AREAL COVERAGE, WITH ONLY A FEW SPOTS SHOWING INTENSITY LEVEL
INCREASES.  OUR MAIN CONCERN FOR THE NEXT 3 OR 4 HOURS WILL BE THOSE
COUNTIES TO THE SOUTH AND WEST OF AUSTIN, CALDWELL...HAYS...BLANCO AND
GILLESPIE.  PERSONS IN THOSE COUNTIES SHOULD STAY ALERT FOR THE ONSET
OF HEAVY RAIWNS AND BE PREPARED IF WARNINGS OR FLOODING TAKES PLACE.