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Current conditions, 7-day forecast, hail and severe-storm risk, and active National Weather Service alerts for Converse and the northeast side of San Antonio.

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Risk is estimated from the forecast weather code, rain probability and peak gusts. It's a homeowner's heads-up, not an official outlook. For official severe weather outlooks see the Storm Prediction Center and NWS Austin/San Antonio.

If hail is in the forecast

Move vehicles into the garage or under cover.
Bring in patio cushions and cover the AC condenser if you can do it safely.
Close blinds and stay away from windows during the storm.
Afterward, photograph hail on the ground next to a coin or ruler before it melts.

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Days with thunderstorm or strong-gust potential are highlighted.

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Weather data from Open-Meteo. Alerts from the National Weather Service. Coordinates: 29.518, -98.316 (Converse, TX). Times are Central.

Dark storm clouds rolling in over a neighborhood — Storm clouds over FM 78

Supercell thunderstorm building at dusk — Cell building west of Converse

Rain streaming down a window during a storm — Heavy rain on the 11th

Hail season on the northeast side

Bexar County sits on the southern edge of Texas hail alley. Our biggest hail months are April through June, but as the September 11, 2026 storm proved, a single front in early fall can drop golf-ball stones with no warning beyond a few minutes. The northeast side of San Antonio, from Windcrest out through Converse, Kirby, Universal City and Schertz, takes a disproportionate share of those storms because of how cells track off the Hill Country and along I-35 and I-10.

Recent severe weather affecting Converse and Kirby

Date	Event	Roof impact
Sept 11, 2026	Severe thunderstorm, golf-ball hail (2–2.5" photographed), 60 mph gusts, 8,000+ outages	Widespread shingle bruising, dented metal, screen damage across Converse and Kirby
Late May 2026	Damaging wind storm in Kirby: downed trees, a truck pushed several houses down the street	Lifted and missing shingles, ridge cap damage, tree impacts

Schematic map of the September 11, 2026 hail track over Kirby, Converse and northeast San Antonio — The September 11 hail core over Kirby and Converse.

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