Flooding in San Angelo has led to donation efforts and major disruptions to July 4 celebrations, including fireworks postponements and city service delays.
More than 100 water rescues were performed in one hour as near-record rainfall flooded San Angelo, with officials preparing a disaster declaration and warning residents to stay off roads.
The National Weather Service issued a flash flood emergency in San Angelo - calling the situation "life threatening" - after reports of up to 14 inches of rain fell overnight
San Angelo’s big July 3 celebration is underway today with concerts, downtown trolleys, and the city’s largest fireworks display set to light up the sky at 9:30 p.m.
As Fourth of July celebrations approach, San Angelo officials are reminding residents to exercise caution with fireworks and to comply with local laws to ensure a safe holiday for all.
The 5th Annual Star-Spangled Banner Concert & Fireworks, organized by San Angelo LIVE!, will be held at the Bill Aylor Sr. Memorial RiverStage on Thursday, July 3.