rain

The strongest storms moved east of San Antonio early Wednesday after overnight downpours caused power outages, flooded roads and weather warnings across the region.

A flood watch remains in effect until 7 p.m. Monday, even though less rain is expected on Sunday and Monday over this long holiday weekend.

The rain could begin falling on isolated areas of San Antonio on Tuesday afternoon and become more widespread by Wednesday. Most of the city should see rain on Thursday.

The National Weather Service reports 2 to 4 inches of rain is possible with 6 inches in isolated areas.

Several Fiesta events were called off as heavy rains flooded roads across the region. Conditions are expected to gradually improve, though some closures and showers may linger.

Active spring weather patterns continue to stir up the atmosphere.

An unsettled weather pattern in the central U.S. could be a significant rainmaker.

The rainy afternoon did not keep families away from Easter fun at Brackenridge Park on Saturday.

A cold front will push through San Antonio on Saturday.

A wet weather pattern for the Alamo City is taking shape