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Bat Flight Prediction

Monday October 12, 2026

Monday, October 12, 2026 · In the SBA (Significant Bat Area) of Central Texas

Subtropical moisture continues to flow up from the S, a storm moving N from Giddings through Rockdale throws an outflow boundary NW through Temple causing some migrating bats to fly early, SanMarcos 23:58, Bracken 0:10, OldTunnel 0:14, WellsBranch 0:16, SanPedro 0:18, McNeil 0:20, Wimberley NewBraunfels SCUCISD SALutheran 0:22, Chiroptorium SMCenterpoint SchertzClemens TX28 410&IH35 Lockhart Seguin 0:26, Crestwood&IH35 0:28, SanAngelo GrapeCreek WofEden 0:30, Temple Salado NLamar Loyola 0:32, Congress 0:34 Starting 21 minutes after sunset (after dark on a Mostly Cloudy evening), a snapshot at 8:03 pm showed ~98k heading 10 miles NNE (9% of them at altitude) on SE Winds at 9 mph – had been SE 10-17 mph most of the afternoon with gusts to 23 mph around 3:30pm, Visibility 10 miles, Mostly Cloudy, Temperature 84°F, Dew Point 75° steady, 16 Cooling Degree Days, Cloud Base 2052′, RH 74% rising, Heat Index 92°F, BP 29.92 rising, Sea Level pressure 1012.2 rising, bats viewable until 8:21 pm under streetlights, SMRB(Slayden) 0:36, Frio FosterRd 0:38, Fern 0:58,

 

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