News24 | More than 100 dead in Texas flooding amid ‘threat of heavy rain’ to come

Texas Flood Latest: 100+ Lives Lost, Victims Blast Trump for Defending Governor | Harrowing Videos

Central Texas was struck by a devastating flash flood on July 4, when the Guadalupe River surged more than 26 feet in under an hour—sweeping away cabins, homes, and entire communities. With over 100 confirmed deaths, including many children from Camp Mystic, and dozens still missing, rescue crews are battling mud, debris, and rising water using boats, helicopters, K‑9 teams, and heavy machinery. As more storms loom, President Trump has declared a federal disaster and plans to visit the hardest-hit areas this Friday. The disaster has sparked urgent questions about the failure—or absence—of early warning systems and emergency preparedness in Texas’s notorious “Flash Flood Alley.” This video documents the crushing impact, heroic rescue efforts, and the race to rebuild in the aftermath of one of the most destructive natural events in recent memory. #TexasFloods #FlashFloodAlley #CampMystic #RescueEfforts #TrumpVisit #DisasterResponse #100YearCatastrophe #EmergencyPreparedness #ClimateCrisis #BreakingNews ~HT.410~PR.274~GR.125~

Watch: Rapid floodwaters sweep through Texas camp region

Watch: Rapid floodwaters sweep through Texas camp region Footage shared from Center Point, Texas shows water surging under a bridge in minutes on Friday, ripping trees from the ground and leaving devastation behind. READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2025/07/08/watch-rapid-floodwaters-sweep-through-texas-camp-region Let the pictures do the talking: subscribe to No Comment No Comment is brought to you by euronews, the most watched news channel in Europe.

Death toll from Texas floods passes 100, including 27 at girls' youth camp