Warning Description: Areal Flood Advisory

Warning Date: 10:09 PM CST on February 8, 2010

WarningSum:


Warning Message:The National Weather Service in Austin San Antonio has issued a
* small stream Flood Advisory for Rapid River rises in...
  central Williamson County...
* until 100 am CST.
* At 1006 PM CST Berry Creek has risen above the bankfull stage
of 13 feet and will reach the flood stage of 15 feet after midnight.
The creek should fall below the flood stage and bankfull stages by 
early Tuesday morning. 
Persons along this creek are advised to take necessary action to
protect their property.
Precautionary/preparedness actions...
When water covers the Road...turn around don't drown. The life you
save may be your own.
Lat...Lon 3081 9777 3081 9756 3063 9756 3063 9777
WarningDesc:Special Weather Statement

WarningDate:3:51 PM CST on February 8, 2010

WarningSum:...A Mix Of Winter Precipitation Is Expected Across Much Of South
Central Texas Beginning Wednesday Through Early Friday...

Warning Message:A blast of cold Arctic air will settle in behind the front which
pushed through south central Texas today. Temperatures will fall
to near or below freezing for the next couple nights. The cold air
could begin to interact with a disturbance aloft by early Wednesday
morning resulting in a mixture of rain...light sleet...and light
snow possibly developing over parts of south central Texas.
Precipitation rates are expected to be too light to produce
significant ice accumulations during the day Wednesday.
By Wednesday night...a stronger weather disturbance will begin
to impact the weather across south central Texas. Although most of
the precipitation is expected to be rainfall...the rain could
again mix with light sleet and light snow at times Wednesday
night through early Friday morning. Temperatures are expected to
fall close to freezing over northern parts of south central Texas
Wednesday night.
At this time...there remains too much uncertainty on the potential
for any ice accumulation. There could be some snow accumulations
particularly across the higher elevations and raised surfaces...but
any snow accumulations for Wednesday through Friday would be
small and of minimal impact.
Listen to NOAA Weather Radio or your local media outlets for the
latest developments on this potential winter weather event.