[Robert A Cook PE]

Minor effects in San Antonio - though not negligible.

The current path shows it moving northwards as it hits the coast 200-250 miles east of SA. So SA would get back-side rains, winds from the north (maybe 50-75 if eye = 125, probably less: expect 45-60 mph.)

There will be wind and tornado and rain damage, but not major problems. Much more than any front of squall line though!

[Vintage1]

Thanks for the opinion. Watching and waiting.