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  1. Heavy rainfall caused the Guadalupe River to rise rapidly in Kerr County, while the Texas Board of Nursing issued a license suspension.
  2. The Guadalupe River flows through and impacts Kerr County, while the San Antonio Botanical Garden leads long-term restoration efforts of the river ecosystem.

Due to heavy rains, the Guadalupe River is currently rising, reaching 37 feet and impacting Kerrville at 34 feet.

11 reports, 5 independent Updated Aug 26
Gone quiet Reached 2 outlets in its first 24 hours
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Due to heavy rains, the Guadalupe River is currently rising, reaching 37 feet and impacting Kerrville at 34 feet.

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  1. The Guadalupe River experienced a rapid rise of 25 feet in one hour, with the flood wave cresting near 38 feet.1 source
  2. Floodwaters are rushing through the Turtle Creek community in Kerrville, where a barge is wedged beneath the Sidney Baker Bridge due to the rising Guadalupe River.Sub-event
  3. The Guadalupe River flows through Kerr County, and FOX 7 Austin reported on the flood event involving the river and the county.Sub-event
  4. Guadalupe River rises due to rain, impacting Kerr County and Kerrville.1 source
  5. Officials confirm bridge damage and flood deaths in Kerr and Uvalde Counties.1 source

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