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Texas Flash Flood Kills at Least 38, Dozens Missing
A flash flood in Kerr County, Texas, caused by the Guadalupe River rapidly rising over 20 feet in under two hours, resulted in at least 38 deaths at Camp Mystic, 41 missing, widespread property damage, and hampered rescue efforts due to destroyed infrastructure.
Texas Flash Flood Kills at Least 38, Dozens Missing
A flash flood in Kerr County, Texas, caused by the Guadalupe River rapidly rising over 20 feet in under two hours, resulted in at least 38 deaths at Camp Mystic, 41 missing, widespread property damage, and hampered rescue efforts due to destroyed infrastructure.
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Texas Flash Floods Kill at Least 80, Dozens Missing
Flash floods in central Texas on July 4th killed at least 80 people, including 28 children at Camp Mystic, after 15 inches of rain caused the Guadalupe River to overflow, sweeping away homes and isolating camps; rescue efforts are ongoing.
Texas Flash Floods Kill at Least 80, Dozens Missing
Flash floods in central Texas on July 4th killed at least 80 people, including 28 children at Camp Mystic, after 15 inches of rain caused the Guadalupe River to overflow, sweeping away homes and isolating camps; rescue efforts are ongoing.
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Texas Flash Floods: 67 Dead, 12 Missing from Camp Mystic
Flash floods in Texas have killed at least 67 people, with 59 deaths in Kerr County, including 21 children from Camp Mystic, where 11 girls and a counselor remain missing. The floods, caused by extreme rainfall, overwhelmed communities along the Guadalupe River.
Texas Flash Floods: 67 Dead, 12 Missing from Camp Mystic
Flash floods in Texas have killed at least 67 people, with 59 deaths in Kerr County, including 21 children from Camp Mystic, where 11 girls and a counselor remain missing. The floods, caused by extreme rainfall, overwhelmed communities along the Guadalupe River.
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Texas Floods: 51 Dead, 27 Missing After Unprecedented Rainfall
Heavy rainfall in Texas caused flash floods, resulting in at least 51 deaths, including 15 children, and 27 missing girls from a summer camp; over 800 people were rescued, and questions are raised about the response to weather warnings.
Texas Floods: 51 Dead, 27 Missing After Unprecedented Rainfall
Heavy rainfall in Texas caused flash floods, resulting in at least 51 deaths, including 15 children, and 27 missing girls from a summer camp; over 800 people were rescued, and questions are raised about the response to weather warnings.
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Texas Floods: 43 Dead, 27 Girls Missing After Devastating Rains"
Torrential rains in central Texas caused devastating floods on July 5th, 2025, resulting in at least 43 deaths and 27 missing girls from Camp Mystic, a Christian summer camp; over 850 people were evacuated.
Texas Floods: 43 Dead, 27 Girls Missing After Devastating Rains"
Torrential rains in central Texas caused devastating floods on July 5th, 2025, resulting in at least 43 deaths and 27 missing girls from Camp Mystic, a Christian summer camp; over 850 people were evacuated.
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Texas Floods Kill 43, Including 15 Children
Flash floods in Texas resulted in at least 43 deaths, including 15 children, after the Guadalupe River rose 26 feet in less than an hour; warnings were issued, but many were asleep when the flooding began, causing widespread destruction, including the complete destruction of Camp Mystic.
Texas Floods Kill 43, Including 15 Children
Flash floods in Texas resulted in at least 43 deaths, including 15 children, after the Guadalupe River rose 26 feet in less than an hour; warnings were issued, but many were asleep when the flooding began, causing widespread destruction, including the complete destruction of Camp Mystic.
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Texas Floods: 82 Dead, 11 Missing After Catastrophic Rainfall
Torrential rains in Texas caused flash floods, resulting in at least 82 deaths—including 27 at a girls' summer camp—with 11 still missing; the Guadalupe River rose 8 meters in 45 minutes due to nearly 300 millimeters of rainfall per hour.
Texas Floods: 82 Dead, 11 Missing After Catastrophic Rainfall
Torrential rains in Texas caused flash floods, resulting in at least 82 deaths—including 27 at a girls' summer camp—with 11 still missing; the Guadalupe River rose 8 meters in 45 minutes due to nearly 300 millimeters of rainfall per hour.
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78 Dead in Texas Floods, Dozens Missing as Trump Declares Major Disaster
Devastating floods in central Texas have claimed 78 lives, with dozens more missing, as President Trump declares a major disaster; search and rescue efforts are underway, but the death toll is expected to increase.
78 Dead in Texas Floods, Dozens Missing as Trump Declares Major Disaster
Devastating floods in central Texas have claimed 78 lives, with dozens more missing, as President Trump declares a major disaster; search and rescue efforts are underway, but the death toll is expected to increase.
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Texas Camp Flood: Five Dead, Dozens Missing
Devastating floods in Central Texas destroyed Camp Mystic, killing five young girls and leaving 27 campers missing from the 750 attendees; Rep. August Pfluger's daughters were among those evacuated, and stories of heroism have emerged amidst the tragedy.
Texas Camp Flood: Five Dead, Dozens Missing
Devastating floods in Central Texas destroyed Camp Mystic, killing five young girls and leaving 27 campers missing from the 750 attendees; Rep. August Pfluger's daughters were among those evacuated, and stories of heroism have emerged amidst the tragedy.
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Texas Flash Flood Claims 27 Lives, Highlights Need for Improved Safety Measures
Julian Ryan, 27, died saving his family from flash flooding in Ingram, Texas, on July 4th, when floodwaters from the Guadalupe River, exceeding 30 feet above its normal height, inundated their home; heavy overnight rains caused the flooding, leading to a death toll of 50 with 27 children missing.
Texas Flash Flood Claims 27 Lives, Highlights Need for Improved Safety Measures
Julian Ryan, 27, died saving his family from flash flooding in Ingram, Texas, on July 4th, when floodwaters from the Guadalupe River, exceeding 30 feet above its normal height, inundated their home; heavy overnight rains caused the flooding, leading to a death toll of 50 with 27 children missing.
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Texas Floods Kill 43, Dozens Missing After Camp Devastated
Flash floods in central Texas have killed 43 people, including 15 children, with 27 children still missing from a Christian youth camp; hundreds of rescuers are searching, and more rain is forecast.
Texas Floods Kill 43, Dozens Missing After Camp Devastated
Flash floods in central Texas have killed 43 people, including 15 children, with 27 children still missing from a Christian youth camp; hundreds of rescuers are searching, and more rain is forecast.
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Texas Floods: 51 Dead, Dozens Missing
Devastating floods in Texas resulted in at least 51 deaths, including 15 children, with 27 girls still missing from a summer camp after the Guadalupe River surged eight meters; over 800 people were rescued, raising concerns about emergency response to flood warnings.
Texas Floods: 51 Dead, Dozens Missing
Devastating floods in Texas resulted in at least 51 deaths, including 15 children, with 27 girls still missing from a summer camp after the Guadalupe River surged eight meters; over 800 people were rescued, raising concerns about emergency response to flood warnings.
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