Summary
Heavy rainfall in Texas Hill Country caused severe flooding along the Guadalupe River. The rapidly rising water killed dozens of people and damaged homes and businesses. Authorities warn that the number of deaths may increase as they search for more survivors.
Key Facts
- Heavy rain caused the Guadalupe River in central Texas to flood severely.
- The river rose 26 feet in less than an hour.
- Flooding resulted in the deaths of dozens of people.
- Homes and businesses in the area suffered significant damage.
- Authorities are continuing to search for survivors with the help of emergency crews and volunteers.
- Officials expect the death toll to increase.
- State officials discussed the event, noting the role of climate change and local geography in the severe flooding.
