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- What we know about the devastating San Antonio floods that . . .
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio experienced severe storms and flooding that led to the loss of 13 lives last Thursday, June 12 Here is everything we know about the deadly flooding and all the
- Deadly flash flood kills 13 in San Antonio; authorities . . .
District 10 San Antonio City Councilman Marc Whyte said his office is "looking at everything" related to the flooding inside his district Whyte said at the moment it looked like "a big wall of water" swept 15 vehicles off the Loop 410 frontage road and into Beitel Creek around 5 a m
- San Antonio Flash Flooding Leaves 13 Dead - The New York Times
Mr Morris said that the Interstate 35 corridor that stretches along Dallas, Austin and San Antonio is especially prone to flooding as the region is covered in a thin layer of soil that sits atop
- 13 Dead As Flash Floods Swamp San Antonio | Weather. com
Heavy rain and flash flooding turned deadly in San Antonio, Texas on Thursday morning Drivers across the city were trapped in high water as more than six inches of rain fell overnight
- San Antonio Responds to Widespread Flooding and Ongoing . . .
As of 2 p m Friday, San Antonio Fire Department (SAFD) confirms 10 fatalities and reports multiple people remain missing because of the flash flooding If you are missing a loved one who may have been impacted by the flood and are unable to locate them, please call the San Antonio Police Department (SAPD) at 210-207-4817
- At least 11 dead, several people missing after heavy rains . . .
At least 11 people were killed and several remain missing in flooding that swept vehicles off the road and led to dozens of high-water rescues, authorities in San Antonio said Friday
- Nearly a dozen killed after flash flooding swamps San Antonio . . .
Houston floods as torrential rain, thunderstorms move in Thursday Torrential rain and thunderstorms pushing across portions of Texas led to reports of flooding in cities like San Antonio and Houston, and more rain is on the way FOX Weather Correspondent Katie Byrne was in Houston with the latest on June 12, 2025
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