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- Fatalities confirmed in Central Texas flooding, officials say - MSN
Water rescues and evacuations are underway in central Texas Friday morning after torrential sent river levels surging and triggering deadly flash flooding
- Multiple fatalities confirmed after flooding in central Texas
Multiple deaths were reported in central Texas on Friday after heavy rain caused flash flooding of a river, authorities said
- Officials Confirm Deaths After Flash Floods in Central Texas
(Reuters) -Several people were missing and an unconfirmed number of people had died after torrential rains caused flash floods in central Texas on Friday, according to local authorities
- Multiple deaths reported in Texas, rescue efforts underway as flash . . .
Multiple deaths have been reported in Texas after heavy rain caused flash flooding, while search teams used boats to conduct rescues Friday as fast-moving water threatened riverfront communities
- Authorities confirm multiple people killed in Kerr County floods Friday . . .
KERR COUNTY, Texas (KETK)– Several people have died in Kerr County due to the immense flooding that occurred on Friday morning, according to the sheriff’s office The department confirm…
- Central Texas Flooding: At 13 Confirmed Dead, Over 20 Girls Missing At . . .
Severe flooding in central Texas has killed at least 13 people, with several still missing, including about 20 children from Camp Mystic Heavy rainfall caused the Guadalupe River to overflow in Kerr County Rescue efforts are ongoing, and officials warn the number of casualties may rise in the
- Central Texas experiences deadly flash flooding overnight, killing . . .
SAN ANTIONIO, Texas (KTRK) -- Overnight, parts of central Texas experienced catastrophic levels of flooding, killing several people, according to the National Weather Service
- Several killed as flash flooding hits central Texas - BBC
Several people have died and others are missing after flash flooding hit parts of central Texas on Friday morning Disaster declarations have been issued for the Hill Country and Concho Valley
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