Savanah Soto and her unborn baby to be laid to rest; Heavy rain causes street flooding | KENS 5 News Now

SAN ANTONIO — Family members of a pregnant woman and her unborn baby who were killed just before Christmas say they will be laid to rest this week after some weather delays.

Read More: When will Savanah Soto and her unborn child be laid to rest?

A Flash Flood Advisory remains in effect Monday morning for San Antonio and surrounding communities as heavy storms roll through the region, bringing heavy downpours and dangerous travel conditions. 

Read More: Heavy rain and street flooding hit San Antonio and surrounding areas

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