There’s a higher risk for flooding in the Alamo City because of our terrain, soil and rainfall rates.

The San Antonio River Authority is working to help property owners and renters figure out how changes to the floodplain map could impact their plans for the future.

SAN ANTONIO – Brown plants have littered South Texas after many died or were damaged in February’s winter storms. But along the River Walk, the SA River Authority said they might be in better shape than they thought. However, the River Authority’s Sustainable Landscape Ecologist, Lee Marlowe, said the River Walk will still be able to support wildlife during the important spring migration. Marlowe said many of the plants that died during the winter weather are actually non-native species people may be growing in their yards. AdNow that it is March, we can expect to see a number of species migrate through South Texas.