Overview
- An intense storm on June 12 dumped over seven inches of rain in hours, the highest one-day total in San Antonio in more than 12 years.
- Floodwaters swept at least 15 vehicles into creeks near Perrin Beitel and Austin Highway, stranding drivers in trees and prompting over 70 water rescues.
- Officials confirmed the death toll rose from five to 11 as additional bodies were recovered Friday, and several people remain unaccounted for.
- Search operations have expanded to Salado Creek and Leon Creek, with ground teams from the San Antonio Police Department and FEMA-supported Texas A&M Task Force 1.
- The National Weather Service confirmed two EF0 tornadoes in Hays County during the storm and warned floodwaters will continue moving downstream, leaving 18 roads closed due to damage.