Overview
- Four fatalities—two men and two women—confirmed after vehicles were swept away in northeastern San Antonio.
- Two people remain missing and search dogs have been deployed to locate them in submerged neighborhoods.
- More than seven inches of rain inundated parts of the city, including nearly four inches in one hour in a 1-in-50 to 1-in-100 year downpour.
- The San Antonio River surged from about three feet to over 25 feet within two hours, filling low-water crossings and trapping motorists.
- San Antonio Fire Department and police have conducted over 65 water rescues since midnight while thousands of homes remain without power and dozens of roads are closed.