San Antonio was under a dramatic sky this weekend as KSAT Connect users sent in photos and videos of lightning, heavy rain and booming storms. The KSAT Weather Authority team tracked pockets of 1 to 3 inches of rain in parts of the city and warned of flooding and renewed downpours later on Saturday. Users across neighborhoods, including reports from South Bexar County and Star Crossing, shared striking images of the storm’s power and the relief the rain brought.

Many readers snapped lightning over backyards and captured sheets of rain moving through streets, sending those moments to KSAT Connect. The images and clips show both intense strikes and the quieter side of storms, like steady rain soaking lawns and gutters. San Antonio residents reported spots of heavy accumulation after a rainy Friday night into the weekend.

The KSAT Weather Authority team says the main round of rain should taper off by midday, but the atmosphere will stay unstable and showers or storms could redevelop late Saturday afternoon and into the evening. Wherever storms bubble up again, we could see brief but intense downpours and pockets of street flooding. Conditions will also support the chance for strong storms, so caution is advised if you must be out during those hours.

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Totals through the recent stretch varied by neighborhood, with the KSAT Weather Authority team reporting 1 to 3 inches in some locations since Friday night. One user in South Bexar County noted they had seen 1 inch since the previous night and nearly 6 inches for the month of May in their area. That kind of localized rainfall is typical with scattered, slow-moving convective storms that drop heavy rain over small areas.

We pulled together some of the standout submissions from KSAT Connect so you can see what the weather looked like around town. The photos and clips arrived from across the San Antonio area, showing everything from dramatic cloud-to-ground lightning to steady rain that many folks called “much needed.” The variety of submissions underscores how uneven these storms can be across neighborhoods.

We want to see what the weather looks like in your neighborhood — send in your photos and videos to KSAT Connect for a chance to be featured on air and online. Submissions help fill in the picture for meteorologists tracking storms across San Antonio, and they give your neighbors a real-time look at conditions where you live. Your snaps can show anything from street pooling to dramatic lightning, and they make a big difference when storms are scattered.

Here is a guide to posting on KSAT Connect:

• Open the KSAT Weather Authority app or visit KSAT Connect on the web; the app is recommended for regular access to KSAT Connect.
• If you’re on the KSAT Weather Authority app, tap the camera icon on the navigation bar at the bottom of the screen; you can also upload from the KSAT News app.
• Sign in or sign up for a free KSAT Insider account by clicking the Log in to Upload a Pin button when prompted.
• Once signed in, tap the Upload a Pin button that appears in orange to start your submission.
• Use the upload tool to choose the photo or video you want to share, then select the appropriate channel and category for your content.
• Add a brief description so others know where and when you captured your photo or video, then click the orange upload button to submit.