San Antonio experienced the wrath of severe storms on Thursday, with one confirmed tornado and heavy rainfall causing minor damage across the city. Residents were quick to capture the dramatic moments on their cellphones, prompting meteorologist Mia Montgomery and reporter RJ Marquez to provide a comprehensive tour of the storm damage during a special edition of KSAT News Now.

The storms, which occurred on the specified day, unleashed their fury, leaving behind a trail of minor damage in San Antonio. Images and videos taken by residents showcased the intensity of the weather event, with strong winds and heavy downpours wreaking havoc in various neighborhoods.

Meteorologist Mia Montgomery and reporter RJ Marquez, in an effort to provide viewers with an up-close look at the devastation, took them on a storm damage tour. In a special segment aired on KSAT News Now, the duo unveiled the aftermath of the storms, highlighting the brunt of the destruction caused by the tornado and heavy rain.

No exact figures or specific details regarding the extent of the damage were provided in the given information. However, the visuals shared during the tour illustrated the impact of the storm on buildings, trees, and other structures.

San Antonio residents were urged to stay informed and prepared for any weather-related events by downloading the KSAT Weather Authority app for Apple or Android devices. The app provides real-time weather updates, including notifications and livestreams from KSAT meteorologists.

As the city assesses the damage caused by the storm, efforts are already underway to address and repair any infrastructure issues. San Antonio, known for its resilience and sense of community, will undoubtedly come together to overcome the aftermath of the storm and ensure the safety and well-being of its residents.

The KSAT Weather Authority will continue to track the weather conditions in San Antonio and provide timely updates as severe weather events unfold. Residents are advised to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions during inclement weather to prioritize their safety.