Deadly Texas Floods Ebb, but Danger Remains: ‘You Could Hear the Water’

Recent floods in Texas Hill Country have claimed at least two lives, with water levels surging rapidly in a region already scarred by last year's catastrophic floods. While the immediate danger seems to be subsiding, the lingering threat of secondary hazards like landslides and contaminated water sources remains significant. This event underscores the ongoing vulnerability of the area to severe weather, highlighting the need for improved disaster preparedness and resilience measures. For those affected, the recovery process will be long and challenging.