Confirmed Tornado Touches Down in San Antonio
Officials said the storm caused significant apartment and storefront damage, with no injuries reported and residents being relocated.
- A tornado touched down Wednesday morning in northwest San Antonio, damaging The Oasis San Antonio apartments in the 6000 block of UTSA Boulevard near Loop 1604, with no reported injuries.
- The tornado occurred amid severe weather battering South Texas, where days of heavy rainfall have triggered widespread flash flooding and road closures, with forecasters warning of additional storms through Thursday.
- Texas Gov. Greg Abbott activated state emergency resources earlier this week, deploying rescue teams and high-water vehicles as forecasters warn of 10 to 20 inches of additional rainfall in isolated areas.
- Uvalde County remains hardest hit by the ongoing flooding, with officials reporting at least two dozen water rescues and residents near rivers urged to monitor conditions closely.
- Meteorologist Monte Oaks described the pattern as typical mid-summer tropical weather, though flash flood warnings for Kerr County recall catastrophic Guadalupe River flooding last year that killed more than 100 people.
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