Ryan Maue

Heavy rains caused severe flooding in Texas, leading to at least two deaths, hundreds of rescues, and significant infrastructure damage. Over 50 people were rescued in Ozona, a bridge collapsed in Uvalde County, and nearly a trillion gallons of water fell on three counties. A resident described the danger of floodwaters, emphasizing the risk of being swept away.

Devastating floods in Texas Hill Country caused by rapid river rise and heavy rains led to high-water rescues, road washouts, and at least one death. The area, prone to flash flooding, experienced consecutive years of severe flooding, with experts noting the rare and dangerous conditions. Texas Governor Greg Abbott deployed drones and helicopters for rescue operations.

Texas Hill Country experienced severe flooding again, with the Guadalupe River rising rapidly and causing high-water rescues, road closures, and at least one death. This marks the second consecutive year of devastating floods in the region, fueled by heavy rainfall and topography that exacerbates flash flooding.