County emergency officials are asking that people who live in flood zones or near those areas take precautions as heavy rain chances near this weekend.
– Bexar County emergency officials are asking people who live in flood zones or near those areas to take precautions as heavy rain chances approach starting Friday and into the weekend.
Darrol Hicks, who lives in a neighborhood near Heath Lane and Grissom Road, lost a car, furniture, and even a pool in a flash floodWhile Hicks’ home was flooded, he said his neighbors had some of the worst damage from the flooding. “One second the floor was dry, and the next thing you know, we were standing there with boots,” he remembered.
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