Summary
Flash floods in central Texas caused severe damage, killing at least 82 people, including many children, and leaving 41 others missing. Rescuers continue searching for survivors, dealing with difficult conditions like high water and snakes. Governor Greg Abbott warned of more potential rain and flooding in the coming days.
Key Facts
- Flash floods in central Texas have killed at least 82 people.
- Among the dead, 68 were found in Kerr County, which includes 28 children.
- 41 people are currently unaccounted for across the state.
- The floods washed away homes and cabins, causing serious destruction.
- Governor Abbott warned of more rain and possible additional flooding.
- President Trump declared a disaster in Kerr County, triggering federal aid.
- Rescuers are using helicopters, boats, and drones to find and help people.
- Over 850 people have been rescued from various affected areas.
