Overview
- At least 82 people have died in the sudden Guadalupe River surge, including 28 girls from Camp Mystic, while more than 40 campers and a supervisor remain unaccounted for.
- Search and rescue teams comprising over 1,700 personnel, 12 helicopters, boats, drones and K-9 units are operating continuously along the flooded river corridor.
- President Donald Trump signed a major disaster declaration for Kerr County to unlock federal aid and resources.
- Camp director Richard “Dick” Eastland died attempting to save campers, and U.S. Coast Guard rescuer Scott Ruskan has been credited with saving 165 people.
- Forecasters predict another 5 to 10 centimeters of rain in some areas, raising concerns that renewed flash floods could hinder ongoing recovery efforts.