@weatherchannel: In and around the Texas Hill Country, Austin, and San Antonio areas, emergency responders using boats and helicopters have rescued more than 200 stranded drivers and residents from catastrophic flooding. Hard-hit communities, including Uvalde, Kerrville, Ingram, Comfort, Boerne, Fredericksburg, and Sonora, were severely impacted by torrential rainfall, resulting in at least two confirmed fatalities and widespread infrastructure damage.

KatietheSaint :

the human instinct to stand so close to a disaster has to be studied

lawrencemunoz09 :

We have bridges in california.Because our tax dollars pay for it.

Outcore Dorov :

The way natural disasters are happening is alarming

Lolz :

First Gracie the giraffe and now this...

Micko_ro :

They always “Once in a life time event” this happend in the same region a year ago. it’s a YEARLY event.

💛GINA💛 :

praying

Tammie Marie :

Well, now they can see where this bridge needs to be built up and knocked down when they finally have to rebuild. Nature is guiding the engineering on this one.

Rachel Smith :

This looks like footage of last year’s flood that killed all those people in Kerr county.

Dale :

It's okay, "once in a generation" storms are supposed to happen every year.

gabs :

Will they start believing in climate change now?

ARose :

The way I wouldn’t just be standing around watching

pamcoppedge45 :

sending prayers 🙏

whatulukin :

If only they had better infrastructure

Chadster :

I’m not an engineer but looking over at the other side tells me that they needed to design a bridge above that. #civilengineering

pamelashortt275 :

god bless you all

Shannon :

the water was there first. no one sent it there.

Josh :

TheFoxxieFoxx :

Oooh no

Andy :

Gg

Big Gary :

SAD VERY SORRY

F~CAW~F :

you could have drove through it your truck was very very strong

Yankee :

why stand there and watch .

erin_leigh07 :

But oh no…Texas believes climate change is fake 🙄

Richard ❌️Landers GEN ❌️ :

sending prayers 🙏

bongoguy48 :

Prayers sent