💨 Abstract
A historic flood event struck Texas' Hill Country over the Fourth of July weekend, causing significant damage and loss of life, especially affecting summer camps near the Guadalupe River. The Campamento Mystic, located in a high-risk flood zone, confirmed at least 27 fatalities, while Campamento La Junta, though partially in safer areas, saw all attendees safe. Unusually heavy rainfall exacerbated the flood, highlighting the increasing frequency of extreme weather events due to climate change.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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