Ninety -one people have now died as a result of sudden floods in Texas, according to the White House Press Secretary, Karoline Leavitt.
The devastation along the Guadalupe River, outside San Antonio, has made a massive search effort as officials face questions about their preparation and the speed of their initial actions.
The country of Texas hills in the central part of the state is naturally prone to sudden floods due to dry areas full of earth where the ground lets the rain slide along the landscape surface instead of absorbing it.
The sudden floods on Friday, the local time, began with a particularly bad storm that fell most of their 30 centimeters of rain in the dark hours of the morning.
Floods destroyed accommodation in a summer camp.
After a flood surveillance warning at noon on Thursday, the National Meteorological Service Office issued an urgent warning around 4 AM that increased the potential of catastrophic damage and a severe threat to human life.
At 5:20 am, some in the area of ​​the city of Kerville say that water levels were becoming alarmingly high.
The massive rain that flows through the hills sent a hurried water to the Guadalupe River, which makes eight meters rise in just 45 minutes.
Texas governor Greg Abbott said there were 41 confirmed people not to take into account throughout the state, and that more could be missing.
In Kerr County, Hogar de Campos Juveniles in Texas Hill Country, search engines have found the bodies of 68 people, including 28 children, said Sheriff Larry Leitha on Sunday afternoon.
Ten girls and a counselor were not yet counted in Camp Mystic, a Christian summer camp along the river.
Camp Mystic said it was “regretting the loss” the loss of 27 campers and counselors, since the search continued on Monday for the victims of the catastrophic floods of Texas during the holiday weekend on July 4.
The search continues for an unknown number of people missing after Texas floods.
The survivors have described floods as a “black wall of death” and said they did not receive emergency warnings.
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