Flash flood emergency strikes Texas year after Camp Mystic disaster

In the wake of a series of heavy downpours, Texas is grappling with a flash flood emergency that has turned rivers into dangerous torrents, washing out over 100 roads and threatening lives. This comes just a year after the Camp Mystic disaster, underscoring the region's vulnerability to severe weather. The flooding highlights the urgent need for improved disaster preparedness and infrastructure resilience to protect communities from such recurrent natural hazards. The severity of this event raises questions about climate change's impact on extreme weather patterns.