10/01/2026
SEVERE WEATHER ALERT FOR KINNEY COUNTY
⚠️ Severe Weather Expected Overnight Tonight
The National Weather Service has issued a warning for potentially severe weather conditions in Kinney County tonight. A storm system bringing Pacific tropical moisture into our region is expected to develop this evening and intensify after midnight.
Expected Conditions
Thunderstorms: Scattered severe thunderstorms expected to develop after midnight with heavy rainfall and frequent lightning
High Winds: South-southeast winds at 10-20 mph with gusts potentially reaching 25-30 mph
Rainfall: New rainfall amounts between 1-2 inches possible, with higher amounts in thunderstorm activity
Temperature: Steady temperatures around 76°F overnight
Potential Hazards
Damaging wind gusts are the primary threat with these storms
Heavy rainfall could lead to localized flooding in low-lying areas
Lightning strikes pose a danger to people and property
There is a slight possibility of hail with the strongest storms
Safety Recommendations
Keep phones and other devices fully charged in case of power outages
Secure loose outdoor items that could be damaged or become projectiles in high winds
Monitor local San Antonio television broadcasters for the latest updates and warnings
If you hear thunder, move indoors immediately
Avoid driving through flooded roadways - turn around, don't drown
Have emergency supplies ready including flashlights, batteries, and water
Timing
The most severe weather is expected to develop after midnight and continue through the early morning hours. The highest probability of intense storms will be between 1 AM and 5 AM.
Residents should remain weather aware throughout the night and be prepared to take shelter if warnings are issued for their specific location.
Attempts will be made to keep this page updated as appropriate, but as always, the current storm information will probably be found over the airwaves with Broadcast Meteorologists.
While there's still a chance the worst of the storm may miss the most inhabited parts of the County, like the City of Brackettville and Spofford, county workers are monitoring the situation closely just in case.
