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Mom of Camp Mystic survivor describes flood evacuation
NBC News· 2025-07-08 14:33
It's just still so hard to fathom everything that happened. Um, we lost our home. I haven't even been able to check that out just because I have been focused on my daughter I believe around 1:30 or 2.She heard people kind of screaming and yelling um just to get out. So, um, their counselors got them out of the cabin and then once the water receded a bit, um, they then were able to come down and make it over to Camp Mystic Cypress Lake, which is the newer camp that was not, it was untouched. She's very stron ...
Heavy rain, flooding in North Carolina due to tropical depression Chantal
NBC News· 2025-07-08 04:30
Let's take it to some other headlines too, including over on the east coast where you've got this tropical depression, Shantel, that brought a lot of rain bringing flooding to North Carolina. We've seen rescues there, too. Look at this.That's a house. I mean, that's water up to like the the window of that house there. The Durham Fire Department, and you can see some of these cars here, too.The Durham Fire Department says they rescued something like 80 people through boats. A lot of other people had to, you ...
NBC Nightly News Full Broadcast - July 7
NBC News· 2025-07-08 02:00
Tonight on the ground from the Texas Hill Country as the waters recede and the death toll now exceeds 100 lives lost. Rivers all over central Texas rose and rose. So much death and destruction downstream.One river rising 32 feet in just 90 minutes, unleashing a force like a massive dam burst. The sheer force of destruction immense. The new video coming in of rescues off of rooftops as stories of survivors awakened to their homes filled with waters emerge.But so many not so lucky. I just remember holding him ...
A look at the destruction left behind by flood waters in Texas
NBC News· 2025-07-05 19:55
This is what left a path of destruction and death in Kurville just about 24 hours ago. If you look at this scene, you can get an appreciation and an understanding for the sheer destruction that ripped through this central Texas town. This is not the riverbed behind me.The Guadalupe River, which exploded and left this damage, is about a football field away. It looks like a tornado ripped through here after the river rose as much as 26 to 30 feet in about an hour. But this is not wind. This is water.You see t ...