@NWSSanAntonio apologies for the late report, but still seeing dense fog (visibility approximately 1/10 to 1/4 mi) near intersection of SH45 and I-35 in Round Rock as of 10:50a this morning. Unable to provide current report at this time. #ewxspotter#txwx
@atxwxgirl Those who run social media are not a crowd of white hatters. That being said, I hope you find a place if the bluejay gets eaten by the hawk. You have a wonderful social media presence and a great story to tell with every post.
Thinning of cirrus is allowing more heating at the surface west of San Antonio, and showers are beginning to develop. These may strengthen some over the coming 1-2 hours.
@ChikageWeather Great job on your coverage the other night, especially as storms spanned WFOs.Calm, yet concerned. Particularly impressed with how long CBS Austin stayed with the cut-in, even when storms were in the boonies. Always someone at risk somewhere.
@NWSSanAntonio "...It was so wild, it actually got my weather stripping tore up a bit and since it was basically raining sideways, it came in the house. But I don't see any evidence of like a tornado or anything, other that it blew out a bunch of my soffet. Those winds were just HEAVY HARD."
@NWSSanAntonio with more detail, would this be a useful storm report to the NWS from Thursday night? If so I can get exact T/L, maybe photos. Friend in Sutherland Springs/La Vernia area reported doors blown in, damage to soffet, weather stripping from straight-line winds.
@NWSSanAntonio "It was just those straight line winds that almost blew in my back french doors. I was literally standing there pushing back on them for a bit. It felt like something was out there beating on my door trying to get in..."