Raisin
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Crain Elementary entrance closed after awning collapses in heavy rain
VICTORIA, Texas — Heavy rain has caused the awning at Crain Elementary’s front entrance to collapse. According to a social media post, parents are being directed to use the cafeteria entrance to access the school. Visitors will be checked in using the Raptor check-in process by a staff member. The school is working to clear the entrance and will reopen it once the area is safe.
Corpus Christi Caller-Times
Early morning storm leaves thousands without power in Coastal Bend
More than 7,000 people in the Coastal Bend are without power after thunderstorms hit the area early May 19. In a Facebook post , AEP Texas reported that 7,413 customers are without power due to severe weather. The post said crews are assessing the damage and working as safely and quickly as possible to restore services to affected customers. Weather forecast: Rainfall to hit Corpus Christi area. Here's how long it will stay The AEP online map shows most areas affected will have power restored by noon May 19. Heavily affected areas include Tierra Grande, Corpus Christi's Southside, multiple spots in Rockport, Bayside and Bonnie View. To report an outage, or check on an outage status, visit aeptexas.com . John Oliva covers entertainment and community news in South Texas. Have a story idea? Contact him at john.oliva@caller.com . Consider supporting local journalism with a subscription to the Caller-Times . This article originally appeared on Corpus Christi Caller Times: Early morning storm leaves thousands without power in Coastal Bend
KIII 3News
Power outages continue to drop across Coastal Bend after overnight storms
More than 1,600 customers remain without power on Thursday afternoon, with Refugio and Nueces counties reporting the highest outages.
newsnetmedia.com
South Texas sees rise in mold remediation after April rainfall events
Post-rain recovery: Why DIY mold clean up often fails in the South Texas humidity. Cuero, Texas, May 5, 2026 – Following a series of rainfall events that moved through Victoria and Jackson counties in April 2026, SERVPRO® of Cuero, Hallettsville, Edna reports a rise in service requests tied to post-rain water intrusion and mold mitigation needs across Cuero, Hallettsville, and Edna. The company notes that much of the moisture damage being reported is not immediately visible to property owners, prompting an advisory to residents across the region about conditions that typically develop inside building structures after heavy rain.