What's the latest news on the Texas floods?
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Central Texas has experienced catastrophic flooding, with the death toll rising to at least 90 and dozens still missing. The floods, triggered by intense rainfall that caused the Guadalupe River to overflow, have devastated summer camps and residential areas. Rescue operations are ongoing, involving hundreds of personnel and multiple agencies, with over 850 people rescued so far. President Trump has declared the region a disaster zone, unlocking federal relief funds. There is growing scrutiny over the adequacy of early warnings and evacuation procedures, as many victims were caught off guard during the night.
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About 100 people have been killed and dozens are missing after catastrophic flash floods. There is public anger over whether adequate warnings and evacuation orders were issued, with debate about the National Weather Service's response.
The death toll from the Texas floods has risen to at least 90, including 27 campers and counselors from Camp Mystic. About 40 people remain unaccounted for, and over 850 have been rescued. Rescue efforts involve nearly 19 agencies, with support from out-of-state teams and volunteers.
Meteorologist Chris Warren explains that a severe storm system stalled over the Guadalupe River, causing over 10 inches of rain in some areas and leading to deadly floods. Search efforts are ongoing, with more rain expected before drier weather returns.
At least 82 people, including 28 children, have died in the Texas floods. More than 40 people are still missing, many from a summer camp. President Trump has declared the area a disaster zone, enabling federal relief funds.
At least 50 people are dead and dozens missing after flash floods in Kerr County. Search and rescue operations continue, especially at Camp Mystic, where more than 20 children are still unaccounted for. Governor Abbott has expanded the disaster declaration.
At least 43 people, including 15 children, have been confirmed dead. Over 850 people have been rescued, but more than two dozen girls from a summer camp are still missing. The governor has expanded the disaster declaration and federal assistance is pledged.
Rescue operations continue after flash floods killed dozens and left more than 20 children missing from Camp Mystic. Over 160 people have been rescued so far. The absence of a warning system contributed to the disaster's sudden impact.
At least 13 people have died and about 20 children are missing after flash floods hit a summer camp. Rescue operations involve hundreds of personnel, including the National Guard and Coast Guard, as ongoing rain complicates efforts.
