More than 100 people died in the Texas flood when the search and rescue entered the fifth day
We are restarting our live coverage Devastating Texas Flood.
The death toll from flash floods hits the central government Texas 100 have passed on Friday, and it is expected to rise further as the search continues until the fifth day.
At least 84 victims – 56 adults and 28 children – deaths Kerr Countythe most affected areas Guadalupe River Ascend to key levels in multiple positions.
Many people attended Camp MysteryThis is a Christian all-girl summer camp that confirmed 27 campers and counselors. At least ten girls and a camp counselor are reportedly not blamed.
Other Texas counties reported casualties, including seven deaths Travis Countysix inches Kendallfour inches Burnetttwo inches Williamson,one Tom Green.
The New York Times and CNN are among the media, reporting that at least 104 people were killed in the entire flood area.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott said rescuers are continuing to search for dozens of missing persons across the state, including more than 20 state agencies and 1,750 people to deal with the flood.
The Guadalupe River rose 26 feet (8 meters) in 45 minutes before dawn Friday after the downpour of rain north of San Antonio. Most of the water returns to normal levels.
Stay with us as we bring you the latest updates about flooding throughout the day.
Key Events
The deadly Texas flood may mark new norms in the United States because Donald Trump Experts warn that his allies have removed key federal agencies that help states prepare and deal with extreme weather and other hazards.
More than 100 people died, and dozens of deaths remain missing after what is known as the open-air flood. Texas Hill Country swept away the entire holiday camp and houses on Friday night – it seems to be another humble storm that stagnates before a short period of time when heavy rains are dumped, a phenomenon that becomes increasingly common as the planet is warm.
It remains unclear why the early warning system failed to result in the timely evacuation of Camp Mystic, where 700 girls were camped on a known flood plain on the Guadalupe River, but there is mounting concern that the chaos and cuts instigated by Trump and his billionaire donor Elon Musk at the National Weather Service (NWS) and Federal Emergency Management Agency (Fema) may have contributed to the death toll.
Samantha Montano, Professor of Emergency Management at Massachusetts Maritime College said:
This is the exact storm that meteorologists, climate scientists, emergency management experts have been talking about and warning about at this point, and there is absolutely no reason why this will not happen in other parts of the country.
This happens when you keep climate change under-enough and destroy emergency management systems without investing in the system at the local and state levels.
You can read the full story of my colleagues, Nina Lakhani and Oliver Milmanhere:
Texas governor says every missing person will be found when he warns of heavy rain threats
Texas Governor Greg Abbott A statement was issued yesterdayreassure residents that the state continues to work “around the clock” in response to the flood tragedy and promises that every missing person (reportedly 24) will not stop working until it is found.
He added:
There is still a threat of heavy rain, potentially causing flooding in central Texas, mountainous areas, great powers and Concho Valley areas. Texans are urged to remain weather-aware, pay attention to guidance from local officials, and regularly monitor weather forecasts.
Texas will continue to participate until every missing person is discovered and recovered from the disaster.
Abbott has advised Texans to check for weather updates regularly. “There is expected to cause flooding rain, including the central government,” the governor said, citing government agencies that provide weather forecasts. TexasIn the next few days, the mountains, the great powers and the Concho Valley”.
Photo: Rodolfo Gonzalez/AP
More than 100 people died in the Texas flood when the search and rescue entered the fifth day
We are restarting our live coverage Devastating Texas Flood.
The death toll from flash floods hits the central government Texas 100 have passed on Friday, and it is expected to rise further as the search continues until the fifth day.
At least 84 victims – 56 adults and 28 children – deaths Kerr Countythe most affected areas Guadalupe River Ascend to key levels in multiple positions.
Many people attended Camp MysteryThis is a Christian all-girl summer camp that confirmed 27 campers and counselors. At least ten girls and a camp counselor are reportedly not blamed.
Other Texas counties reported casualties, including seven deaths Travis Countysix inches Kendallfour inches Burnetttwo inches Williamson,one Tom Green.
The New York Times and CNN are among the media, reporting that at least 104 people were killed in the entire flood area.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott said rescuers are continuing to search for dozens of missing persons across the state, including more than 20 state agencies and 1,750 people to deal with the flood.
The Guadalupe River rose 26 feet (8 meters) in 45 minutes before dawn Friday after the downpour of rain north of San Antonio. Most of the water returns to normal levels.
Stay with us as we bring you the latest updates about flooding throughout the day.
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