Texas severe weather and flash flooding

You don't think of tornado in San Antonio, but that's exactly what Natalie Mae woke up to Wednesday morning I woke up and I thought maybe it was like lightning and stuff and all the sound From just the heavy rain and just like the debris and stuff then she looked outside her apartment window all of a sudden I see this dark clouds and just you know, like this little Tornado thing that's kind of forming and then that's when I realized that the lightning I thought it was lightning was actually, you know power lines like just blowing out from her top floor apartment May had a clear view as the tornado moved across I-10 between the Dominion and Chevenot Park She quickly pulled out her phone. I was like I should get this on video as the funnel grew larger Situation became more than just something to record and I was like, okay Maybe I should go hide in the bathroom in case the window breaks and you know I don't want to get injured and all that stuff the National Weather Service Confirming a tornado touchdown in Bexar County Wednesday morning video show the twister on the ground for about a minute with bright power Flashes lighting up the sky as it damaged electrical lines the San Antonio Fire Department assessing damage at the rim No injuries reported the tornado is just one of several weather threats impacting South and Central Texas in Uvalde County floodwaters forced evacuations and rescues Wednesday morning County officials say crews had performed 25 rescues by mid-morning as rivers and creeks continued to rise With more rain expected through Thursday Emergency crews are preparing for the possibility of more high water Emergencies the Austin Police Department and Austin Fire Department Helicopter search and rescue team has been activated to assist if needed The team can respond throughout the region and often reach people stranded by floodwaters A flood watch remains in effect through Thursday evening Several more rounds of heavy rain could bring some more flooding before it starts to clear up on Friday and be careful out there ATX floods reports more than 40 crossings currently closed reporting live in downtown Austin Meredith Aldis Fox 7 Austin News a Flashflood emergency is in effect for southern Kendall County including the city of Bernie until 815 This is the highest level threat Fox 7 Austin's Jenny King has been tracking the condition She joins us live now with more Jenna Yeah, hey like we are here at Cibolo Creek here in the heart of Bernie and you can see behind me While things may look relatively calm right now folks We've chatted with tell us this is the highest that they've seen this Creek They got around 5 to 12 inches of rain today The National Weather Service tells me this entire area here as you can see again looks pretty calm right now earlier today This was all completely Submerged with water as you can see this street right now We're on right is is a River Road and it's open now But earlier today it was flooded with waters this business across the street Posted earlier today on social media that it was closed down today because that water got up to the patio You can even see the watermarks still on the patio just to go which just goes to show you how much water this community received and how Intense today has been again that heavy rainfall continuing to fall across Kendall County Here her fan a River Road again. The busiest intersection in town was completely underwater today as of late afternoon The city says it's responded to 36 high water calls including water rescues and one boat rescue Again if you live along any creeks or streams here in the city of Bernie you need to be prepared as The water levels have risen all day across the city. There is some good news though city leaders say This afternoon around 2 30 the water has begun to recede along some of these areas creeks streams Allowing these roadways to open back up, but with more rain in the forecast those water levels could rise some more Part of Bernie neighborhood evergreen Yolanda, West San Antonio