
Deadly Flash Floods Slam San Antonio, Kill 5
San Antonio was hit with devastating flash flooding on Thursday (June 12).
5 Lives Lost in Northeast San Antonio
ABC News reports that at least 5 people died in the intense flooding. The fatalities happened in the northeastern part of the city near Loop 410.

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Fifteen vehicles were swept away by flash flooding. Nineteen people were in the water at one point. Rescue crews were able to remove 10 people from the flooding; two escaped the high water on their own.
Up to 8 Inches of Rainfall in Hours
According to KSAT, an estimated 5 to 8 inches of rain fell in the San Antonio area overnight on Thursday. In some instances, the storms dumped 2 inches of rain in 30 minutes.
Floodwater Safety: A Deadly Underestimation
Remember, it is never safe to drive or walk through flood waters. Victims often underestimate the power of flooding and are swept away by it.
A good rule of thumb to always follow is to “turn around, don’t drown.”
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