A significant storm system is tracking through Texas this week, with central Texas, including the San Antonio and Austin metros, expected to see heavy rainfall, gusty winds, and localized flooding through Wednesday and Thursday.
At Arborzone, we see it every storm season: well-maintained trees weather storms significantly better than neglected ones. Proper pruning reduces wind resistance and removes structural risk before the first storm arrives. If your trees have not been trimmed in a season or two, this week is a reason to change that.
Our ISA-certified crew serves both the San Antonio and Austin metro areas with professional tree care, risk assessments, and emergency tree service. Request your free estimate at arborzone.com/contact/ or call (210) 305-8400.
Do you tend to stay on top of tree trimming and pruning through the year, or does it usually take a weather forecast to prompt a closer look at what you are working with?
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When to post: Today, May 5, 2026, 10–11 AM ET (9–10 AM CT). Preparedness tone appropriate; San Antonio/Austin on southern fringe of primary storm track.
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