San Antonio Faces Dozens Road Closures, High-Water Rescues Amid Severe Floods
San Antonio Faces Dozens Road Closures, High-Water Rescues Amid Severe Floods

San Antonio Faces Dozens Road Closures, High-Water Rescues Amid Severe Floods

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San Antonio experienced severe storms and record-breaking rainfall on June 12, resulting in widespread flooding, power outages, and numerous emergency incidents. Firefighters responded to over 230 weather-related calls, including 65 high-water rescues, with at least four fatalities found near Northeast Loop 410 and Perrin Beitel and ongoing searches for more victims. Floodwaters forced the closure of more than 30 roads and multiple highways, including both directions of the lower level of I-35 downtown, causing significant traffic delays and stranded vehicles. Authorities emphasized the dangers of driving through flooded areas and reminded drivers that bypassing barricades at low-water crossings is illegal. Additionally, the storms caused widespread power outages affecting nearly 25,000 CPS Energy customers across the city. Emergency services continue to manage the situation amid hazardous conditions and ongoing recovery efforts.

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