Bandera County under federal disaster declaration for severe storms and flooding
A major disaster declaration covers Bandera County for damage from severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes, and flooding that began July 12, 2026.
Everything reported for Medina County and within 40 miles of it, at every level. Warnings and official records name the county they apply to, which is the level most of them are issued at.
A major disaster declaration covers Bandera County for damage from severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes, and flooding that began July 12, 2026.
Federal aid is available to governments and nonprofits for storm and flood damage, but individual assistance was not declared.
Public Assistance is approved for Uvalde County; Individual Assistance is not declared.
Federal fire management assistance declared for Bexar County, Texas, covering the Duke Fire from March 4–5, 2025.
Federal emergency declaration covers flooding from July 12 to August 4; no household grants.
An emergency declaration has been issued for Bandera County following flooding, providing infrastructure funding while household grants remain unavailable.
The National Weather Service warns of heat-related illness risk across parts of Central Texas.
The Westwood Retail Facility in Boerne, Texas, serving 51 people, exceeded a maximum contaminant level in May 2026, according to EPA records.
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