Missouri flooding: Campers rescued after building collapses into floodwaters
Summary
Severe flash flooding in Missouri has led to over 90 water rescues, including campers trapped on a roof of a collapsed building. Authorities airlifted hundreds of people from flooded areas, and a state of emergency has been declared due to ongoing heavy rain and unsafe conditions.Key Facts
- Flash floods struck parts of Missouri on July 10, 2026, causing rapid water rise.
- A building at a campground collapsed into floodwaters while campers were on the roof; all were rescued safely.
- More than 90 water rescues involved residents, campers, and drivers affected by the flooding.
- Around 228 campers and adults were airlifted by National Guard helicopters from a flooded campsite.
- One person remains missing in Crawford County; search efforts continue.
- Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe declared a state of emergency to coordinate response efforts.
- Heavy rains and thunderstorms are expected to continue, prompting warnings to avoid low-lying areas.
- Roads, trees, and buildings suffered damage from the floods, leaving some people stranded but safe.
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