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Photojournalist at The Express-News in San Antonio, Texas. Previously, The Post and Courier and Southeast Missourian. |He/Him|
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Guadalupe River flooding sends surge into Canyon Lake. See the photos.

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By Andrew Whitaker Verified, Robert Villalpando
| San Antonio Express-News Verified
The extraordinary rainfall last week in Guadalupe River watershed was equivalent to more than 50% of the area’s average annual rainfall and generated a massive flood wave that eventually poured into Canyon Lake, spiking the reservoir’s water levels. As of 10 a.m. Tuesday, Canyon Lake stood at a surface elevation of 909 feet above sea level. That’s an increase of 21 feet over the past week. The reservoir is now considered 100% full, a level that hasn’t been reached since November 2021.
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Tornadoes and flooding battered Texas for days. These photos show the toll.

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By Andrew Whitaker Verified, Katina Zentz, Aaron Martinez, Mikala Compton, Sarah Stogner, Michel Fortier
| MSN Verified
Andrew J Whitaker, Sam Owens San Antonio Express News, Katina Zentz, Aaron Martinez, Mikala Compton, Sarah Stogner, Michel Fortier E ven for Texas, last week's weather was extraordinary. Days of torrential rain sent rivers to record levels, flooded communities across a broad swath of the state and spawned a tornado in San Antonio.
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Tornadoes and flooding battered Texas for days. These photos show the toll.

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By Andrew Whitaker Verified, Katina Zentz, Aaron Martinez, Aarón Martinez, Mikala Compton, Sarah Stogner, Michel Fortier
| Yahoo Verified
Follow Tornadoes and flooding battered Texas for days. These photos show the toll. Andrew J Whitaker, Sam Owens San Antonio Express News, Katina Zentz, Aaron Martinez, Mikala Compton, Sarah Stogner, Michel Fortier Mon, July 20, 2026 at 9:00 PM UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. People gather to watch as the Perdenales River floods Ranch Road 1623 in Stonewall, Thursday, July 16, 2026.
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