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How much rain fell near San Antonio, Hill Country on Monday night?

Harry November 6, 2024

Plus a look at how the aquifer can benefit

After a very dry and hot October, November started very well for us. Here’s a look at neighborhood rainfall totals from Monday night’s storms:

Rainfall Totals

BEXAR COUNTY

Location	Total Precipitation Number on Monday Night
San Antonio International Airport	1.61″
San Geronimo	3.03″
Gray Forest	2.21″
Hollywood Park	2.10″
helots	2.07″
Castle Hills	1.80″
Oaks with a View	1.78″
Kelly Field Airport	1.56″
chat	1.46″
Shavano Park	1.43″
stinson	1.29″
Randolph AFB	1.25″
wind hill	1.14″
Selma	1.04″
Saint Hedwig	0.99″
Elmendorf	0.72″
Universal City	0.70″

KENDALL, COMAL AND GUADALUPE COUNTIES

Location	Total Precipitation Number on Monday Night
kendalia	5.50″
Bergheim	4.41″
boerne	2.45″
bulverde	2.37″
Fair Oaks Farm	1.93″
Fisher	1.93″
Canyon Lake	1.41″
New Braunfels	1.20″
Schertz	1.61″
Seguin	0.56″

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BANDERA AND MEDINA DISTRICTS

LOCATION	Total Precipitation Number on Monday Night
lake hills	3.35″
Pipe Creek	1.64″
Castroville	1.55″
Yancey	1.42″
Bandera	1.10″
hondo	0.42″

ATASCOSA & WILSON COUNTIES

Location	Total Precipitation Number on Monday Night
Floresville	1.04″
adkins	0.98″
LaVernia	0.95″
Lytle	0.86″
Pleasanton	0.84″
Campbellton	0.47″

HOW WILL AQUIFER BE BENEFITED?

In addition to the rain that fell Monday night, we also saw major rain fall along the Edwards Aquifer recharge zone on Saturday, November 2nd. It takes a few days for the water to filter into the aquifer, but so far we’ve seen little rainfall. Increase in San Antonio’s main water supply. Unfortunately, since the aquifer is still 30 ft below average, much more rain will be required to return the aquifer to healthy levels. Look at how much rain has fallen in the charging zone since Saturday, though; influential! READ MORE: How does the Edwards Aquifer work and why is it so tightly regulated? KSAT Explains

About the Author

Sarah Spivey

Sarah Spivey is a San Antonio native who grew up watching KSAT. He has been a proud member of the KSAT Weather Authority Team since 2017. Sarah is a graduate of Clark High School and Texas A&M University. He previously worked at KTEN News. When she’s not busy making predictions, Sarah enjoys hanging out and playing music with her husband and cat.