Texas floods along the Guadalupe River claim a life as rescues continue
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Central Texas is facing 'catastrophic' flooding as the Guadalupe River surges after days of heavy rain, prompting evacuations across Kerr, Kendall and Uvalde counties. At least one death has been reported and authorities say about 80 rescues have been conducted; the governor and the National Weather Service warn the floodwaters will keep rising. The same area saw deadly floods last July that killed more than 130 people, including 25 campers at Camp Mystic; Camp Mystic has since closed and filed for bankruptcy.
- At least one dead in Texas floods ravaging same area as Camp Mystic BBC
- 1 dead after catastrophic flooding in Kendall, Kerr counties FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth
- Officials confirm first flood fatality in Uvalde after taillights seen in floodwaters WOAI
- Texas flooding: 1 reported death in catastrophic Hill Country flooding FOX 7 Austin
- Breaking Down the Flood Threat: The next 48 hours KABB
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