For the second time in two days, heavy rains caused flooding and high-water areas in and around South Central Texas.
Some areas that saw the biggest combination of existing water and added rainfall Wednesday were many of the region’s creeks and rivers.
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KSAT viewers snapped or recorded all that water with the phones in their hands. From a safe distance, of course.
Rounds of rain will continue in some spots through Thursday.
Liz
Cibolo Creek flooding over 281 North & Southbound as you enter Comal County in Bulverde
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Flooding of Cibolo Creek at Crescent Bend Park in Schertz
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Hondo Creek south of Hwy90 over PR556 & 552
chris
1283 and Red Bluff creek
Jay
Creek hasn't flowed in many years on ranch. It's going into Medina River and next Medina Lake. Thanks for keeping us updated KSAT. Any volunteers to help rebuild fence??
Garrett Wilson
Frederick Creek in Tapatio Springs
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