🚨 San Antonio Area Flood – June 12, 2025

📅 Overview

On June 12, 2025, heavy rainfall caused severe flooding in Bexar County, Texas, also impacting Live Oak, a city outside of San Antonio. The flooding damaged homes, destroyed personal property, and tragically resulted in loss of life in Bexar County. Residents have also raised concerns that nearby construction worsened the damage by disrupting proper drainage patterns.

Several parks in Live Oak and neighboring Converse were also closed due to unsafe flood conditions.

📰 News Coverage

• 📄 “‘It is absolutely everywhere’: Live Oak residents blame construction for flooding in homes” – KSAT (June 12, 2025)
• 📄 “‘I feel like I’ve lost everything’: Live Oak woman says nearby construction contributed to flooding” – KSAT (June 16, 2025)
• 🎥 Video Coverage of Flood Damage – YouTube
• 📄 “Parks closed in San Antonio area, Live Oak and Converse due to flooding” – KSAT (June 12, 2025)
• 📄 “Death confirmed after floodwaters sweep through San Antonio area” – KSAT (June 13, 2025)

📍 Tentative List of Impacted Homes

The following homes on Shin Oak Drive, White Sands Drive, and other nearby streets in Live Oak were observed to have experienced flooding during or after the June 12 event:

Shin Oak Drive:

• 211 Shin Oak Dr
• 210 Shin Oak Dr
• 214 Shin Oak Dr
• 215 Shin Oak Dr
• 218 Shin Oak Dr
• 302 Shin Oak Dr
• 306 Shin Oak Dr
• 310 Shin Oak Dr
• 314 Shin Oak Dr
• 318 Shin Oak Dr
• 322 Shin Oak Dr

White Sands Drive:

• 11099 White Sands Dr

Other Streets:

• 102 Woodview Dr
• 103 Graycliff Dr
• 107 Graycliff Dr
• 13012 Welcome Dr
• 13016 Welcome Dr
• 13020 Welcome Dr

🗺 Map of Flood Homes Live Oak

⚠️ This list is likely not complete and reflects only preliminary reports and observations. Additional homes may have been impacted.

📄 Notes

• The above addresses are tentative and subject to revision as more verified data becomes available.
• Residents have voiced concerns that construction in the area contributed to the flooding by interfering with natural water runoff.

🌊 Wider San Antonio Impact

In addition to the damage in Live Oak, San Antonio as a whole experienced devastating flooding, resulting in at least 13 confirmed deaths and widespread property damage.

📄 “What we know about the devastating San Antonio floods that killed 13 people” – KSAT (June 16, 2025)