Anything over 4" in a short period usually means washouts around Concan. Not major roads like 127 or 83 but some of the county stuff and for sure ranch roads. I'll take 3.99"

ought1ag said:

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fixed the southern yellow area for them

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Yeah, could have probably drawn a circle around Pleasanton also.

3.85" so far in Pleasanton today. Looks like more to come!

3" in Poth this morning and more like 5" out in McCoy

Please stop saying that

Excellent!

Nice. I think you win with this round of rain.
We received 1.6" in Louise.

JOHN2010 said:

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Please stop saying that

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Nah…….when all the lakes and ponds south of San Antonio are full I'll retire it.

Speaking of which, Lake Corpus Christi and Choke get any substantial relief?

ttha_aggie_09 said:

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Speaking of which, Lake Corpus Christi and Choke get any substantial relief?

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Nope

https://waterdatafortexas.org/reservoirs/individual/corpus-christi

Stunning video shows an ultra rare phenomenon of iridescent clouds, which appears when sunlight interacts with lingering raindrops in the air after it rains. pic.twitter.com/x6iXnMOS1o

— The Weather Channel (@weatherchannel) May 3, 2026

Waiting for the rain and hail report from Junction71

TEXAS SEVERE STORM OUTLOOK FOR SUNDAY

Severe thunderstorms are expected to develop Sunday afternoon and continue Sunday night as a cold front moves south through Texas.

This is not looking like a major tornado setup for most of Texas, but it is a setup that can produce very large hail and damaging straight-line winds.

Highest risk zone: West-Central, Central, and North Texas including parts of the Big Country, Concho Valley, Hill Country, I-20 corridor, DFW Metroplex, Waco/Killeen, and nearby areas.

Main threats:
Large to very large hail, possibly larger than 2 inches
Damaging winds of 70+ MPH possible, locally higher
Heavy rain and localized flooding where storms train
Tornado risk is low, but not zero, especially where storms stay more isolated or interact with boundaries

Estimated timing:
West-Central Texas / Big Country / Concho Valley: Sunday afternoon into evening
North Texas / DFW / Waco / Killeen: Sunday afternoon through evening
Hill Country / Austin / San Antonio: mainly Sunday evening into Sunday night
East Texas / Southeast Texas: Sunday evening into overnight
South Texas / RGV: late Sunday night into pre-dawn Monday, with a lower severe risk

Do not focus only on the color over your house. Storms can be severe outside the highest risk zone, and the exact placement/timing will depend on where morning storms and outflow boundaries end up.

Practical prep before storms arrive:
Move vehicles under cover if you can
Secure patio furniture, trash cans, trampolines, and loose outdoor items
Charge phones and have multiple ways to receive warnings
Avoid being on the road when storms arrive especially Sunday evening/night
Have a plan to get inside quickly if warnings are issued

That area around Waco doesn't look good.

0.6 in Calallen . Gives us just under an inch the last three days.

1/4" in frio county......plenty of thunder though

Got about 3" just south of College Station overnight.

We got smoked about 2:30 this morning in Spring. Heavy rain, high wind, transformer boom and power outage. My neighbor's fence was taken out.