San Antonio Flood Risk

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San Antonio, flooding and rain

A look back at destructive floods that have plagued San Antonio for decades

More than a century ago, when it was an El Niño year, San Antonio was one of the Texas cities that got slammed by severe weather. Heavy rain during the final days of November 1913 set the stage for more flooding in the first week of December 1913, which resulted in 180 drownings. The city saw 20 to 25 inches of rain in 15 days.

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Flood risk emerges this week for San Antonio. But how much rain is coming?

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At least 11 dead, several people missing after heavy rains flood San Antonio

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Flash Flooding in Texas Leaves Several Dead

Officials said that they were still searching for survivors after a storm on Thursday in the San Antonio region.

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San Antonio Death Toll Rises and Some Missing After Storms, Officials Say

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Death toll rises to 13 in San Antonio flooding

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11 dead, several still missing in San Antonio floods

Officials performed more than 70 water rescues as of Friday afternoon, according to the city's website.

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Deaths in San Antonio rise to 11 and some are still missing after heavy storms, officials say

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San Antonio Death Toll Rises to at Least 11 amid Massive Flooding, Several People Still Missing

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Strong thunderstorms causing flash flooding

SAN ANTONIO - A Flash Flood Watch has now been issued in anticipation of heavy storms tonight with flooding downpours possible.CLICK HERE to track the storms wi

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Photos reveal aftermath of record-breaking flooding in San Antonio

Residents across Central Texas are left with damaged property after the area experienced record-breaking rain, dangerous winds and a short-lived tornado on Thursday, June 12. Several towns, many of which are in the San Antonio metropolitan area, are also experiencing flash flooding, resulting in a number of road and river closures.

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Major flooding is ongoing across San Antonio. Travel is not recommended.

Slow-moving storms could result in flash flooding across parts of Central and South Texas. Hail and strong winds are possible, too.