Flash Flood Emergency Declared in Central Texas
Flash flood emergencies have been issued for parts of Kerr and Uvalde counties in Texas. Heavy rainfall has led to significant flooding in the region. (sources: nytimes, bbc, washingtonpost, theguardian, cbsnews)
At least one fatality has been reported due to flash flooding in central Texas, where rainfall totals have reached up to 20 inches. The Guadalupe River is nearing a historic flood crest.
- Flash flood emergencies were declared for Kerr and Uvalde counties.
- Rainfall amounts have reached up to 20 inches in some areas.
- The Guadalupe River is approaching a flood crest not expected until 2025.
- A large structure was swept away by floodwaters and impacted a bridge in Kerrville.
Why it matters
The flooding poses significant risks to life and property in the affected regions.
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