Severe Storms Bring Softball-Sized Hail to South Central Texas, Weakened Storms Head to San Antonio

South Central Texas was battered by severe storms Tuesday night, bringing large hail – some as big as softballs – and strong winds to areas west of San Antonio. While the most intense activity has passed, weakened storms are expected to reach San Antonio early Wednesday, potentially impacting the morning commute.

Storm Impacts and Hail Reports

Reports indicate hail as large as softballs fell in some areas west of San Antonio. County Commissioner of Real County, Ramon Ybarra, shared images of softball-sized hail near Brackettville, Texas [KSAT]. The storms also brought heavy rainfall and gusty winds, leading to localized flooding and potential property damage.

Camp Wood Resident Describes Driving Through Storms

A resident of Camp Wood described the intensity of driving through the severe weather, providing firsthand insight into the conditions [KSAT YouTube]. Meteorologist Shelby Ebertowski spoke with the resident about the experience and the damage left behind [Facebook].

Alamo Heights Night Canceled

The storms prompted the cancellation of Alamo Heights Night as a precautionary measure [Archyde].

What to Expect Wednesday

The KSAT Weather Authority team reports that weakened storms are expected to arrive in San Antonio early Wednesday and could linger through the morning commute [Archyde].