Dozens of Water Rescues as Heavy Rain Floods Parts of Central Texas
- A swift-moving flash flood struck Texas Hill Country on Friday and Saturday, causing multiple water rescues in Burnet, Travis, and Williamson counties.
- The flooding followed heavy rainfall with rates of 3 to 7 inches per hour and warnings were issued due to imminent life-threatening flash flooding.
- First responders conducted at least 25 water rescues early Saturday, with roads like FM 1431 and highways 29 and 281 becoming impassible and complicating access.
- At least 24 people died and more remain missing, including over 20 girls from a summer camp; President Trump called the situation "terrible" and warned of unknown total casualties.
- The disaster declaration signed by Governor Greg Abbott provided resources for continued response, and officials urged residents to stay home and avoid flooded roads amid ongoing flood threats.
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