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The National Weather Service extended its flood watch until 9 p.m. Tuesday for several areas across Texas, including Kerrville.
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The National Weather Service extended a flood watch for the Hill Country and the counties of Travis and Williamson through Monday evening.
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Two to four inches of rain could fall in the watch area on Monday. But as much as 10 inches could rain down on some spots on Monday.
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The National Weather Service reports an additional two to four inches of rain could fall in the watch area during that time.
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A flash flood watch in effect for all of the Hill Country, including devastated Kerr County, and Bexar and surrounding counties, has been extended to 10 p.m. Saturday
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Tropical showers have been trailing behind what's left of Tropical Storm Barry across South Texas, resulting in little more than a trace of rain across Bexar County. The National Weather Service reported about a third of the San Antonio area could see similar rain activity on Tuesday and Wednesday as the last of Barry pushes across Mexico.
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The Saharan dust is expected to lower the air quality in the region and can affect those with sensitive conditions such as asthma and other breathing problems.
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At least six inches of rain fell in a three-hour period on Thursday, leading to more than a dozen vehicles being washed into a creek. A candlelight vigil was scheduled for Wednesday evening for the victims by the nonprofit San Antonio Aware and Prepared.
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Flash flooding has not been ruled out for later this week.
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June is typically San Antonio's second rainiest month of the year.