
6 a.m.: Heavy rain bands are spreading into the I-35 corridor. Gusty winds reported up to 50 mph.
557 AM: Flood Advisories are in effect for locations in the green polygons. pic.twitter.com/lN5MgKktq9
— NWS San Antonio (@NWSSanAntonio) August 26, 2017
5:10 a.m. Before the rains officially reached San Antonio, the National Weather Service downgraded Harvey to a Category 1 hurricane. At this point, the First Alert Weather team anticipates the hurricane not going much further inland before heading back toward the Gulf of Mexico.
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