Overnight, parts of central Texas experienced catastrophic levels of flooding, killing several people, according to the National Weather Service.
According to officials, the Guadalupe River, near Hunt and Kerrville, rose to the second-highest level on record since 1987 after heavy rain fell, causing water to rush over and creating life-threatening conditions.
Twenty-four people have died, and several are missing, according to the Kerr County Sheriff’s Office. Among the missing people, 11 from the Houston area remain unaccounted for, family members tell ABC13…