The high water is gone, but the memory of being rescued from it is still fresh for one San Antonio family.

San Antonio firefighters rescued a woman who got swept away by rushing water on the city’s Northeast Side early Monday morning.

The San Antonio Fire Department responded to 25 calls for water rescues following flash flooding triggered by storms late Sunday into Monday morning.

What could have been a tragic situation is now being called “an absolute miracle” by San Antonio emergency crews after a teen who got swept up in high waters in a drainage ditch was rescued alive.

Two children, two teens and their mother were rescued after their vehicle became almost completely submerged in high waters on the far South Side, according to fire officials.

A man is back on dry land after spending the night trapped along the banks of the San Antonio river.