Texas Flooding: Camp Mystic Leader waited an hour after the “life -threatening” flood alarm to evacuate

It started with a stranger and asked: “Do you need help?”

“Yes,” said Paul Welch in a pickup, “I urgently need help.”

A day later, dozens of people outside the modest cabin, in which Welch and his partner lived the river in Texas over the Guadalupe until 4th July.

Larry Leitha, Sheriff of Kerr County, said the crews could continue up to six months after the fatal floods on independence.

“I think we will still become strong for a month or two, up to six months that end,” said Leitha.

More than 2,000 people help the search efforts.

The crews took a break on Sunday when the Guadalupe river continued due to heavy rain.

“Emergency management is a process and you take it one step after the other and you work one step after the other,” added Leitha.

A member of the Kerrville city council asked for local officials to be given additional security because they receive threats in Kerr County after the floods on July 4.

“We not only deal with all the consequences of this tragic event, but now have to take care of threats that come to the staff,” said Brenda Hughes on Monday at a city council meeting. “I want me to wish for additional security here and I don't go here until we get it.”

The meeting on Monday was the first since the floods.

The fatal floods in central texas killed 131 people, said governor Greg Abbott on Monday.

In central texas, 101 people are still missing, said governor Greg Abbott on Monday.

Missed in and around Kerr County, said Governor Greg Abbott. In Travis County there are also three people, and one person is missing in Williamson County, said the governor.

At least 131 people were killed by the floods in the region.

Before the central texas floods, in which more than 100 people were killed, the state was by far the leader of the US floods, some of which can be transferred to geography, which can be transmitted into fatal lack, a study that has been overwhelmed for decades.

The governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, thanked the states who sent the crews to support the search and rescue efforts in central texas.

At least 25 states have sent Texas help.

“You can see a thing that is quite obvious, and it doesn't matter whether you are a red state or a blue state, you are with Americans and when times get tough, the Americans come together,” he said.

President Donald Trump approved an inquiry to design more in Texas in Texas counties after having entitled the municipalities along the Guadalupe River on July 4 on July 4th.

With the new addition of Burnet, Llano, Mason, McCulloch and Tom Green, 10 counties are now approved for the Fema Public Assistance program.

“President Trump's approval of my request to expand his disaster declaration more counties is another critical step to get the support of Texans that you have to recover,” Abbott said in a statement on Monday.

He added: “Thank you President Trump to approved my request to approve these additional counties.

The National Weather Service predicted “stable weather and heating temperatures” for the rest of the week on X Monday and added “crossed”.