Flash Flood in Kerr County, Texas Leaves at Least 79 Dead
A deadly flash flood struck Kerr County, Texas, early Friday morning after two nights of intense rainfall. Without warning, the Guadalupe River rose suddenly by 20 to 26 feet, overwhelming the region in just minutes. Officials described it as the fastest river rise ever recorded in that part of Texas.
The floodwaters swept through roads, ranches, and several summer camps, submerging low-lying areas and trapping many residents and visitors. People along the Upper Guadalupe River woke up to a terrifying scene as water rushed through homes, camps, and roads with incredible force.
Emergency responders rushed to the scene, but the speed and intensity of the flood made rescue efforts extremely…
