Summary
Severe flooding in the Texas Hill Country over the July 4 holiday caused the deaths of more than 120 people and destroyed numerous buildings. Around 160 individuals are still missing. Efforts to find missing people and help the community are ongoing.
Key Facts
- Over 120 people died due to sudden flooding in the Texas Hill Country.
- Around 160 people are still missing after the floods.
- Hundreds of structures were destroyed by the floods.
- PBS News is covering the search and recovery efforts in the affected area.
- Meteorologists are explaining the storm system that caused the floods.
- In Kerr County, plans for a flood warning system did not work out, leaving the area vulnerable.
- Local groups are helping with recovery efforts after the floods.
- A new analysis found that FEMA missed major flood risks at Camp Mystic in Texas.
- Former President Trump visited the flooded area and spoke about the response efforts.
