Overview
- At least 82 people have died, including 28 children, and dozens remain unaccounted for after the Guadalupe River surged eight meters in under an hour.
- Kerr County officials report recovering 68 bodies in their jurisdiction, while Camp Mystic confirmed 27 campers and counselors among the victims.
- More than 1,500 personnel from state, federal and local agencies are deploying helicopters, boats and canine units in round-the-clock search and rescue operations.
- President Trump declared a major disaster for Kerr County, unlocking federal funds and support from FEMA and the Texas National Guard.
- The Mexican consulate in San Antonio is visiting shelters to assist affected nationals as the National Weather Service warns that saturated soils could trigger new flash floods.