The storm caused widespread disruption across San Antonio, including power outages, traffic signal failures, and property damage. A Texaco gas station canopy collapsed onto vehicles, and flash flooding resulted in two fatalities. Straight-line winds of 77 mph were recorded at San Antonio International Airport, and damage surveys confirmed the intensity. While such storms are common in rural areas during summer, their direct impact on a densely populated urban area like San Antonio is rare, amplifying the risks to residents and infrastructure.