The following events were reported: Flash Flood. These occurred near station USW00012921, approximately 25.8275 km away, between 2010-09-07 07:26:00 and 2010-09-08 20:33:00.The events resulted in 0 injuries and 1 fatalities. No significant property or crop damage was reported. Episode Narrative: Tropical storm Hermine made landfall near the Texas/Mexico border on the night of September 6. The storm moved northward through South Texas into South Central Texas. Strong winds and flooding rain began in South Central Texas on September 7. On September 8 the winds subsided, but the flooding rain continued as the remnants of Hermine moved northward into Oklahoma. South Central Texas was hit very hard with widespread rains of 8-12 inches across much of the I-35 corridor from Austin down to San Antonio. Hardest hit area was north Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, and Georgetown. Sixteen inches of rain fell in Georgetown, with the Georgetown Co-op observer reporting 16.37 inches for the 2 day rain event. Williamson County reported 637 homes having been damaged by flood waters, with most having minor to major damage. No damage estimate from these residents are available. Damage estimates are near $8 million dollars for county infastructure including roads, bridges, public buildings and parks. Tropical storm Hermine made landfall near the Texas/Mexico border on the night of September 6. Event Narrative: Heavy rain from Tropical Storm Hermine produced flash flooding which caused Dry Comal Creek to rise two feet over the low water crossing. Heavy rain from Tropical Storm Hermine produced flash flooding which closed Link Road at Highway 46, several other low water crossings in and around McQueeney, and Youngsford at Creek Road in Marion. Heavy rain, up to 2.24 inches in two hours in Cibolo, from Tropical Storm Hermine produced flash flooding which closed several roads in Schertz and Cibolo. Heavy rain from Tropical Storm Hermine produced flash flooding which closed FM463, FM471, and FM462. Heavy rain from Tropical Storm Hermine produced flash flooding which resulted in several high water rescues and closed 40 roads in San Antonio. Heavy rain from Tropical Storm Hermine produced flash flooding which closed several roads in and around Lake Hills, English Crossing, FM1283, FM37, FM462, and Highway 46. Heavy rain from Tropical Storm Hermine produced flash flooding which closed FM2538 near New Berlin. Heavy rain from Tropical Storm Hermine produced flash flooding which closed FM2536 near San Antonio. Heavy rain from Tropical Storm Hermine produced flash flooding which closed FM473, FM1376, FM1320, FM962, Highway 46, County Road 1320. Heavy rain from Tropical Storm Hermine produced flash flooding which closed several roads across Seguin and western Guadalupe County. Heavy rain from Tropical Storm Hermine produced flash flooding which closed 10 roads across the Comal County including FM 1863 at Dry Comal Creek. Heavy rain from Tropical Storm Hermine produced flash flooding of Cibolo Creek along the Bexar Comal county border resulting in one death. A man was killed when his vehicle was swept off FM1863 at the low water crossing approximately one quarter mile east of Beck Road. After successfully driving through another flooded crossing a few moments earlier, he entered the flood waters and was swept away. Heavy rain from Tropical Storm Hermine produced flash flooding which closed Bulverde Road from Jones Maltsberger Road to Redland Road and Sleepy Hollow Street at Sunburst Street. Heavy rain from Tropical Storm Hermine produced flash flooding which closed Lookout Road at O'Connor Road and North Weidner Road at Schertz Road in San Antonio. Heavy rain from Tropical Storm Hermine produced flash flooding which closed 17 roads in San Antonio. Heavy rain from Tropical Storm Hermine produced flash flooding which closed parts of County Road 1337 and Smithson Valley Road. Heavy rain from Tropical Storm Hermine produced flash flooding which closed 34 roads in and around San Antonio. Heavy rain from Tropical Storm Hermine produced flash flooding which closed the 400 block of FM 474 in Boerne and Old Fredericksburg Road near the Gillespie County line.