Authorities search for missing campers as Texas flooding kills at least 24

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A devastating flood in Texas has left at least 27 people dead, with a particularly heartbreaking focus on a group of girls from Camp Mystic, a Christian summer camp, who are still missing. Former camp counselor Chloe Crane described the anguish of learning about the disappearance through an email. Rescue efforts are ongoing, but the situation remains dire.

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Texas is grappling with the devastating aftermath of flash floods that killed dozens and left many, including children, still missing. At least 24 girls from summer camps were swept away when the Guadalupe River surged 26 feet in under an hour. Rescue teams are now working to recover bodies amid the chaos, with the full scale of the tragedy still unclear.

Editor’s Note: This isn't just another weather story—it's a heartbreaking reminder of how quickly disasters can turn deadly, especially for vulnerable groups like kids at summer camp. The suddenness of the flooding and the ongoing search for missing children make it a story that hits hard, underscoring the risks of extreme weather in a warming climate.