Storm Summary Number 6 for Heavy Rainfall in Texas Hill Country
NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD
1000 PM CDT Fri Jul 17 2026

...Rainfall will continue to become more scattered and diffuse
across southwestern Texas... 

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At 900 PM CDT...NWS RADAR shows isolated to scattered
thunderstorms moving north to south into the Pecos River Valley
and the Texas Big Bend region courtesy of an upper-level low.
Rainfall rates are on the order of half an inch to an inch a hour,
bringing some localized, low end flash flood risk over the Davis
Mountains and perhaps the urban areas of El Paso. The storms
should wane with the loss of instability overnight. 

...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 100 PM
CDT Mon Jul 13 through 900 PM CDT Thu Jul 17...

...TEXAS...
KNIPPA 7.0 NW                       28.23                    
DRY FRIO RIVER AT FM 2690           27.45 HADS               
UVALDE 10 NNE                       27.26                    
CAMP EAGLE                          27.05 TWDB               
LEONA RIVER AT CR 429A              26.12 HADS               
INGRAM 1.1 NNW                      25.36                    
CAMP WOOD 9.6 ESE                   23.48                    
LEAKEY 0.5 E                        23.37                    
CONCAN 0.7 S                        22.20                    
KERRVILLE 1.5 NNW                   20.75                    
NUECES RIVER LODGE                  20.54 TWDB               
KERRVILLE 2.8 NW                    20.40                    
UTOPIA 2.2 WSW                      19.83                    
LEAKEY 8.2 NE                       18.70                    
FRIO RIVER NEAR UVALDE              18.65 HADS               
FRIO RIVER AT CONCAN                18.36 HADS               
JOHNSON CREEK NEAR INGRAM           18.29 HADS               
WEST NUECES RIV. NEAR BRACKETTVILLE 17.98 HADS               
BOERNE 4.7 WNW                      16.75                    
HARPER 8 SSE                        16.71                    
SCENIC OAKS                         16.15                    
KICKAPOO CAVERNS STATE PARK         16.02                    
GUADALUPE RIVER AT HUNT             15.39                    
D'HANIS 0.4 NNE                     15.36                    
CROSS MOUNTAIN 2.1 N                14.10                    
SECO CREEK NEAR D'HANIS             13.76 HADS               
HUNT 1.9 NNE                        13.68                    
UVALDE 0.9 NW                       13.37                    
DOSS 4.5 S                          13.36                    
BANDARA 5.9 ESE                     13.28                    
UVALDE                              13.07 ASOS               
FREDRICKSBURG 16.4 WNW              12.40                    
FAIR OAKS RANCH 10 NNE              12.33                    
TIMBERWOOD PARK 2.5 NW              12.31                    
CONROE 3.7 S                        11.43                    
ROCKSPRINGS 11.8 ENE                11.43                    
PIPE CREEK 2.7 S                    11.35                    
TELEGRAPH 7 E                       11.34                    
GREY FOREST 3.2 SE                  11.05                    
HELOTES 2.7 NE                      10.93                    
SABINAL 0.5 NNE                     10.79                    
BULVERDE 4.3 ESE                    10.76                    


An upper-low will continue to linger across southwestern Texas and
help produce scattered thunderstorms Saturday and Sunday. For
Saturday, the storms will contain locally heavy rainfall rates
that may exceed flash flood guidance. The flash flood threat is
expected to be isolated to scattered with minor impacts as the
storms will not be very organized. On Sunday, drier air will
continue to surge into the area as high pressure builds in and
allow for typical summer air mass thunderstorms for southwestern
Texas. Areas recovering in the Hill Country should see dry
conditions with high pressure building in.

This will be the last Storm Summary issued by the Weather
Prediction Center for this event. Please refer to your local
National Weather service office for additional information.

Wilder