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Seguin police warn residents about weather siren tests on Saturday

The tests come as Beryl prepares to hit Texas on Monday morning.

SAN ANTONIO — Those living in the Seguin area northeast of San Antonio might hear an alarm sometime Saturday. If you do, don't panic: It's just a test ahead of potential severe weather next week in the region. 

The Seguin Police Department posted about the planned tests on Facebook, saying the test will involve sirens located near Starcke Park and along Walnut near San Geronimo Cemetery. Authorities weren't able to say, however, when exactly the tests will happen Saturday. 

ATTENTION RESIDENTS: The weather sirens located near Starcke Park and on Walnut by the cemetery will be tested sometime...

Posted by Seguin Police Department on Friday, July 5, 2024

"Please note, THIS IS ONLY A TEXT, and does not indicate flooding or any other weather emergency," the agency posted on its Facebook page Friday. "The test is being performed before rain is forecasted to arrive in our area over the next few days."

Tropical Storm Beryl is expected to strengthen back into a hurricane before making landfall somewhere along the Texas coast early Monday morning, bringing rain to the region. While the projections may change, San Antonio and the immediate surrounding communities are expected to receive between 1 and 2 inches of rain, with possible amounts growing the further east you go. 

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