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    Flash Floods in Central Texas Kill 81, Leave Dozens Missing

    NhyiraBy NhyiraJuly 7, 2025No Comments1 Min Read1 Views
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    At least 81 people have been confirmed dead and 41 more remain missing after powerful flash floods swept through parts of central Texas on Friday, following days of relentless rain.

    The flooding, described as some of the worst in recent memory, tore through towns along the Llano and Colorado Rivers, washing away homes, vehicles, and roads. Emergency crews are continuing search and rescue operations in several counties, including Llano, Burnet, and Travis.

    “The water rose faster than anyone expected,” said local sheriff Jake Rowland. “Whole neighborhoods were underwater in minutes.”

    Helicopters, boats, and drones have been deployed to locate the missing. Authorities say many victims were caught while trying to evacuate or trapped in vehicles. Thousands of residents have been displaced, and dozens of roads remain impassable.

    The National Weather Service has warned that more rain could worsen conditions in the coming days. Texas Governor Maria Garza has declared a state of emergency and activated the National Guard.

    President Joe Biden offered federal assistance and expressed condolences, calling the disaster “heartbreaking and urgent.”

    Texas is no stranger to flash flooding, but climate experts warn that rising global temperatures are fueling more frequent and intense storms in the region.

     

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