Central Texas Flooding Event July 2025

**This event has expanded to not only include the Guadalupe River, from July 4th, but also areas of the Greater Austin Area (Williamson/Travis Counties) along the San Gabriel River on July 5th**. If you see additional damaged areas, you can report them using the Impact Survey. Check ATXFloods for road closures.

July 4th - The National Weather Service issued a Flash Flood Emergency for parts of the Texas Hill Country, including Kerville and San Angelo, Texas just after 4AM in the morning. It is reported that some places have received 12-24+ inches of rainfall with an estimated 100 billion gallons of rain fell in just Kerr County.  95 deaths have been reported in Kerr County with 150 missing.  170 are missing across the state. 120 deaths statewide. More than a season's worth of rain fell in just a few hours on Independence Day. 

NOTE: The information provided below is from local news, churches, and nonprofit partners in the impacted areas. Search & Recovery is still active and our updates will change frequently as response efforts are very active . This page is designed to help businesses, churches, and individuals identify real opportunities to support and volunteer. Use our collaborative map and resources to stay informed and get involved!

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County and state officials are restricting entry to some areas unless you are with an approved or connected agency.