San Antonio is grappling with the aftermath of severe storms that have left over 100,000 residents without power, with more than 60,000 still in the dark days later. Wind gusts reaching nearly 80 MPH caused significant damage across the city, prompting joint recovery efforts between the city and CPS Energy. Residents are actively engaged in cleanup efforts, particularly in hard-hit neighborhoods, while the Salvation Army continues to provide shelter and services despite its own damage. Cooling centers and resilience hubs have been established to support residents facing extended outages in the rising temperatures. Flash flood warnings were issued during the storms, exacerbating the situation. City officials, including Mayor Ortiz, have outlined responses and resources available to residents affected by the disaster.