Summary
The floods in south central Texas reduced the number of missing people from 160 to three. The floods, caused by heavy rain, led to at least 135 deaths, including children at a summer camp. A coordinated search effort by thousands of officials helped account for many of the missing.
Key Facts
- The number of missing people after Texas floods dropped from 160 to three.
- The floods on July 4 caused by heavy rain resulted in at least 135 deaths.
- Children at a summer camp along the Guadalupe River were among those who died.
- Kerrville was a central location in the search and rescue operations.
- Thousands of officials worked tirelessly to find and account for missing people.
- The Guadalupe River rose 26 feet in 45 minutes, contributing to the danger.
- Factors like timing, cell service issues, and location increased the flood's impact.
- President Donald Trump visited the affected area to show support.
