Batten down the hatches! Rain and wind, thank you Roslyn, are headed our way.
SAN ANTONIO — Strong to severe thunderstorms are scheduled to hit the greater San Antonio area Monday afternoon into evening, the remnants of Tropical Storm Roslyn.
“We're going to have scattered to numerous showers Monday including isolated storms that could be strong to severe,” said Orlando Bermudez, meteorologist at the National Weather Service. These storms have been rated as a two out of five on severity by The Storm Prediction Center. The greatest storm threat will be to “eastern Hill Country, through the I-35 corridor, and into the Coastal Plains,” according to the National Weather Service report.
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