Over 7 inches of rain since Thursday caused the Guadalupe River to rise rapidly, cresting at over 29 feet—its second-highest level on record. The flooding caught officials off guard, triggering mass rescues with helicopters and ground crews.
Camp Mystic, a historic girls’ camp along the river, was heavily impacted. Some campers remain unaccounted for, and officials warn of a rising death toll. The disaster recalls the deadly 1987 flood in the same area.Texas officials urge caution and support for those affected
