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LIVE COVERAGE: Tornado touched down in NW Bexar County, heavy rainfall and flooding in Hill Country

The heaviest weather activity is in Frio, Medina and Uvalde counties

The ongoing floods and heavy rainfall west of San Antonio and the Hill Country remain a significant factor on Wednesday. There was also a report of a tornado touching down in northwest Bexar County.

KSAT has crews in the Alamo City, as well as in the surrounding areas, to check on the flooding, damage and the road conditions.

>> UPDATE: Flooding ongoing along Highway 90, Hill Country; monitoring conditions in San Antonio

Rainfall continues to increase across the San Antonio area, with the heaviest activity over Frio, Medina and Uvalde counties.

Severe weather is also developing amidst this activity, with strong winds and rotation possible.

Expect to see more activity developing around San Antonio on Wednesday.

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