Chainsaws, skid steers, and wood chippers will join the sound of birds and running water along the Mission Reach portion of the San Antonio River for the next four months.

More than 100 property owners are in danger of losing their homes over a plan to build a drainage pond that could mitigate flooding in the Thompson neighborhood.

Residents have been dealing with the issue for more than six years, but now, city crews are constructing a solution for homes on Encino Crown and Encino Summit.

One San Antonio resident on Encino Crown said her backyard turns into a waterfall almost every time it rains.

Southwest Side residents, like Cynthia Vallejo, said they’re fighting for their homes.

The zoo lost $60,000 when it had to close its doors during Tuesday morning's storm.

The San Antonio Fire Department responded to 20 high-water rescue calls. Fortunately, no one was seriously hurt, and most were able to get to safety before crews arrived.

At least ten cars were caught up in high water that suddenly inundated a stretch of N. New Braunfels Avenue that goes through Alamo Heights and San Antonio.

The San Antonio Zoo is now open after a day of heavy rain and flooding led to the park’s closure on Tuesday.

Sudden storms brought floodwaters to the area Tuesday morning, leaving numerous drivers stranded.

The San Antonio Zoo announced its closure for Tuesday due to heavy rain and flooding near the zoo.

Heavy rains on Tuesday morning led to water rescues, road closures and traffic snarls across San Antonio.

Nicole Steward said her front lawn looks like a lake after it rains heavily in San Antonio.

The city said crews will start working on the Sienna Basin Revision in the coming weeks. The construction is expected to take six to eight months.

Tropical Storm Alberto, the first named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season, brought decent rain to the Texas Coast.

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

It was on this day eight years ago that heavy rain created a wall of water that moved down the Blanco River.

Texas and the federal government will begin assessing the damage caused by a series of storms that battered rural East Texas and the Houston area with rain last week.

Heavy rain pummeled parts of Texas over the weekend, leading to major flooding in Houston, hundreds of rescues and at least one death.

Body camera footage from the Houston Police Department shows the moments an officer saved a man and three dogs out of flood waters.

A new City of San Antonio proposal aimed at flood control is sacrificing over 100 homes with the goal of saving thousands more.

The City of San Antonio has three proposals to control flooding along Highway 90 east of I-35 but all proposals would include the buyout of properties, some homeowners are

Flooding in the Shearer Hills/Ridgeview neighborhood has long been an issue. It became dangerously evident during the Memorial Day weekend floods of 2013. The city has spent nearly a decade trying to make improvements.

Residents report frequent issues with the drainage system, saying stagnant water and flooding have become persistent problems.

Heavy rain and additional flooding concerns shift to the northeast on Monday

The Escambia County deputy was sucked in a drainage tunnel for about 30 seconds.

It was on this day eight years ago that heavy rain created a wall of water that moved down the Blanco River.

Bexar County and San Antonio crews are placing barricades in flood-prone areas to prepare for upcoming heavy weather.

Heavy rain Thursday and Saturday caused flooding, especially in some well-known problem spots. One of those is the lower levels of I-35 downtown, which had to be closed both days. Two issues contributed to that.

San Antonio officials on Thursday evening canceled Fiesta Fiesta, the official ceremony that kicks off Fiesta 2023, after severe thunderstorms moved through downtown.

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.

The maps affect portions of China Grove, Elmendorf, San Antonio and St. Hedwig along with some unincorporated areas of Bexar County.

A small project to document stories from the 1978 Hill Country flood has evolved into a project to get early flood sensor monitors that could save lives in the event of another flood.

Bexar County Public Works Department plans to complete drainage infrastructure project before October 2023.

Hurricane Ian is prompting a local insurance company to remind the community of the importance of remaining severe weather ready.

Dallas is experiencing flash flooding in many areas of the city and one woman documented what she woke up to on Monday morning.

Scattered downpours possible, with heavy rain and flooding potential wherever rain sets up

The late 1990's and early 2000's brought on a lot of memorable floods for people in Comal County, specifically New Braunfels.

Major flooding swept away at least one bridge, washed away roads and set off mudslides in Yellowstone National Park on Monday.

Authorities in Turkey say heavy rains in the capital led to flooding that killed one person in the capital Ankara.

While the rain is a welcome sign, some in flood-prone areas are worried ahead of the days of forecasted rain.

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Overnight flooding along the Guadalupe River caused one RV at a resort to be lifted and carried downstream, New Braunfels officials said.

Tropical moisture coincided with a slow-moving frontal boundary Wednesday night/early Thursday

District 6 Councilwoman Melissa Cabello Havrda said she’s been working with city staff to establish an emergency fund for people affected by flooding.

The remnants of a category 1 hurricane in 1921 caused death and destruction in San Antonio, but they also helped push for change.

It was on this day in

Hurricane Ida may not pack the strong winds it once had when it hit Louisiana, but it’s still dumping an insane amount of rain in its path, including on New York City.

San Antonio District 6 Councilwoman Melissa Cabello Havrda is asking that those communities that experienced significant new flooding to reach out to her office. She wants to form a plan of action and budget for a fix.

Almost all U.S. mainland coastlines in addition to Hawaii and Guam, could see record flooding in the 2030s thanks to what is known as moon wobble.

Flooding in Rockport and Fulton from recent storms in the area has caused some people to take to Twitter to show what the towns look like after heavy rainfall this week.

Some residents at Lazy Acres evacuated in the face of rising waters, which they say didn’t end up entering their mobile homes.

A flash flood warning is in effect until 4:45 p.m. Wednesday for central Aransas County, which includes the coastal communities of Rockport, Fulton, Copano Village and Key Allegro.

A representative from SAWS stated that their W-6 project at Highway 90 and Leon Creek was inundated by the Leon Creek floodwaters, filling the project pit and tunnel.

Heavy rains in the San Antonio area on Monday caused flooding across San Antonio, including Leon Creek.

Residents in a Northwest Side community say flooding problems have been escalating in their neighborhood after some of them spent several hours stranded in their homes, while others were displaced after rainwater went in their homes.

Water levels are now receding at a Southwest Side mobile home park where some residents evacuated their homes Tuesday afternoon.

Sky 12 gives us a birds eye view of flooding in San Antonio.

At around 5:30 p.m., Leon Creek at Interstate 35 crested at 25.79 feet -- the fourth-highest crest on record, NWS officials said. The water should continually recede through the night.

Heavy rain swept through San Antonio and Bexar County on Tuesday morning, leading to flash flooding in some areas and several high water rescues.

The City of Boerne has a plan in motion to mitigate a major flood event and now has funding set aside to fix the issues.

Padre Island National Seashore is reopening after substantial coastal flooding Wednesday night spurred officials to close the park earlier this week. On Thursday morning, officials at PINS noted that the seashore experienced substantial coastal flooding and had water up to the dunes saying North Beach and South Beach down to the Mansfield Channel were closed until the risk of flooding had passed. An update Thursday evening posted to Facebook said South Beach would reopen to vehicle access at 7 a.m. Friday and that primitive beach camping would be allowed. ***Update Thursday August 27, 2020*** North Beach will reopen to vehicles later this evening. South... Posted by Padre Island National Seashore on Saturday, August 22, 2020Related headlines:Blue dragons arent the only odd things spotted at Texas beaches in the last yearBeautiful but dangerous blue dragons discovered on Texas beach are rare findPadre Island National Seashore cancels popular turtle release events for the summer

The latest forecast track has Tropical Storm Cristobal -- the third named storm of what is expected to be an active hurricane season -- making landfall sometime Sunday afternoon or early evening. Track Tropical Storm Cristobal here >>>As for Cristobal's landfall location, several models say it will fall somewhere between Marsh Island and Slidell, Louisiana. Flooding will be the biggest concern for Gulf Coast states east of Texas. The Storm Prediction Center has a "marginal risk" for the coastal regions of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and northwestern Florida. “Tropical storms like Cristobal can still be prolific tornado producers, especially when making landfall on the Gulf Coast,” said CNN meteorologist Brandon Miller.

For those who are new to San Antonio, it's best to avoid these areas when heavy rain moves through town.

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HOUSTON – After an 8-foot diameter water main pipe burst in east Houston Thursday, sparking a days-long boil water advisory, city officials said Saturday it is no longer necessary to boil your water. The City of Houston lifted the boil water notice that has been in place since Thursday, Feb. 27. Houston residents no longer need to boil water used for drinking, cooking and making ice, according to city officials. Water quality testing submitted to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality confirmed that tap water meets all regulatory standards and is safe to drink. Boil water notice issued for HoustonA boil water notice was issued for the Houston water system Thursday and was expected to remain in effect until at least Saturday morning.