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San Marcos faced heavy storms overnight June 12, activating storm sirens and causing flooding and widespread power outages across the region. (Jamie Moore/Community Impact)

San Marcos storms trigger sirens, flooding and outages

By Jamie Moore

San Marcos faced heavy storms overnight June 12, activating storm sirens and causing flooding and widespread power outages across the region.

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