National Weather Service: “We actually got more rainfall in the 11-day period of Fiesta than we typically see for the whole month.”
, the largest live music venue expecting to attract more than 70,000 people to the opening week of events, served up 100,000 oysters and 32,000 chicken skewers with jalapeno St. Mary’s University.
The Fiesta San Antonio Commission has said the gathering generates more than $340 million in local sales, according to a study from the University of Texas at San Antonio Center for Community and Business Research released in 2017. It brought in about $284 million in 2007.that more than 75,000 volunteers helped organize the event supporting nearly 3,500 paying jobs.
By Sunday afternoon, the San Antonio International Airport recorded a total of 2.9 inches of rain fell on the city over the span of Fiesta events between April 20 and April 30. San Antonio has seen 4.75 inches of rain this April – which is more than double the amount of the average monthly totals.
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