City officials address public on storm death and damage as thousands remain without power @KABBFOXSanAntonio
City officials address public on storm death and damage as thousands remain without power  @KABBFOXSanAntonio
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Heavy rains and high winds destroyed street signage, toppled trees and caused an overflow in San Pedro Creek north of downtown this weekend.

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