Updated
Updated · The New York Times · Jul 15
Texas Flooding Triggers 25 Uvalde Rescues as Boerne Takes Up to 12 Inches of Rain
Updated
Updated · The New York Times · Jul 15

Texas Flooding Triggers 25 Uvalde Rescues as Boerne Takes Up to 12 Inches of Rain

3 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Jul 15

Summary

  • Uvalde County reported 25 rescues by 9 a.m. Wednesday as fast-rising rivers pushed first responders into the county’s north.
  • A river gauge above the Leona River near Uvalde showed a 20-foot wall of water and was expected to rise another 15 feet, prompting police to urge residents along the river to move to higher ground.
  • Boerne, north of San Antonio, remained under a National Weather Service flood emergency after up to 12 inches of rain fell, with more forecast.
  • Main Street in Boerne was inundated and high-water rescues were underway, extending a broader Hill Country emergency that had already forced evacuations and road closures.

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