Texas Hill Country braces for renewed floods as deluge continues
TL;DR
Texas’ Hill Country and southwest Texas endured a third night of heavy rain and flash floods, with at least two fatalities and numerous evacuations. The National Weather Service warned 2–4 inches of rain, with isolated areas up to 8 inches, threatening major flooding along the Pedernales, Guadalupe, Frio and Nueces rivers. State officials mobilized responders, opened floodgates and launched a flood-relief fund as communities brace for more downpours and potential further evacuations.
- Live updates: Hill Country residents face renewed anxiety amid new flooding The Texas Tribune
- Texas flooding: 2 reported deaths in catastrophic Hill Country flooding FOX 7 Austin
- Live updates: Two deaths confirmed as Flash Flood Emergency continues in Central Texas KXAN Austin
- Flash Flood Emergency issued Thursday for areas along Pedernales River in Gillespie and Blanco County KVUE
- Buildings Inundated as Texas Floods Overwhelm Waterways Yahoo
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