Well, hi, that worst weather has arrived. Some very unwelcome rain coming here as these rescuers move to try and find signs of life and triggering that alert that so many people here have learned to fear, warning people to move to higher ground. Rising water threatening the Texas Hill Country tonight as so many are still missing along the Guadalupe.Families yearn for answers more than 60 hours after catastrophic flooding devastated this area Friday. At least 79 people are reported dead across central Texas. ...

Joining us now is Serio Martinez Belrren, a reporter for NPR based in Texas. Serio, I hope you're doing okay. I know you've reported on this area for a while.Um, I want to ask you first about the warnings because that seems to be a question everyone is asking. Did residents in this area get any kind of alert or flash flood warning. And even if they did, I was talking to somebody earlier today who said in these areas a flash flood alert on your phone normally means like don't drive in the street, not my hous ...

I wish I did not have to give this update and and change your numbers here, Al. Uh, but we just received another update from the county officials here. Um, there are only 10 Camp Mystic campers unaccounted for now.One counselor. That's because the death toll has risen significantly here. Uh, 68 deceased in Kerr County alone.Among those, 40 adults and 28 children. That's just coming in from county officials as this this effort uh continues to try and find survivors. But as it seems increasingly likely now uh ...

We begin with breaking news on the deadly floods in central Texas. The death toll has continued to rise overnight on the third straight day of frantic search and rescue missions. The number of dead is now at 70 people, including children.We also learned today 11 children and one counselor are still unaccounted for from Camp Mystic. That's that all girls summer camp. It's just one of the many scenes of destruction.There are many developments to cover and questions still to answer in this ongoing flooding dis ...

Breaking news on the deadly floods in central Texas. The death toll has continued to rise overnight on the third straight day of frantic search and rescue missions. The number of dead is now at 70 people, including children.We also learned today 11 children and one counselor are still unaccounted for from Camp Mystic. That's that all girls summer camp. It's just one of the many scenes of destruction.Today, Texas Congressman Walking Castro stressed the urgency in the search for survivors. the priority is on ...

Rescue operations continue at a frantic pace here in the Texas Hill Country by land, air, and water. Helicopters, planes, drones, dogs, dive teams. It is all hands on deck to try and find people who may still be alive.Meanwhile, more heartbreaking updates as the death toll rises. Just here in Kirk County along the Guadalupe River, 59 people have been found dead, including 21 children. And we know 12 people are still missing from Camp Mystic alone, including 11 campers, those young girls, and one counselor.O ...

Overnight, local officials confirmed at least 51 people, including 15 children, died in the flooding. Kirk County has been the hardest hit. And search and rescue teams are racing to find 27 children still missing from Camp Mystic, a summer camp near the Guadalupe River in Hunt, Texas.NBC's Ryan Chandler joins us now from Kville, Texas, with more on the latest. Ryan, where do rescue efforts stand right now. Well, Jonathan, officials insist this is still an active search and rescue operation.The governor sayi ...

Good evening. We begin tonight with the devastation from catastrophic flash flooding in central Texas growing even more dire. This was the view from above in Kirk County, showing total destruction.Officials saying at least 32 people have been killed after a dangerous surge from the Guadalupe River overwhelmed the entire region, uprooting trees and leaving piles of debris everywhere. At the same time, dozens of families are in anguish tonight, desperately searching for at least 27 children who went missing a ...

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In support of those impacted by flooding in Texas, Starlink is providing Mini kits for search and rescue efforts – ensuring connectivity even in dead zones – and one month of free service for thousands of customers in the region, including those who paused service so they can reactivate Starlink during this time. ...