- Heavy rainfall caused the Guadalupe River to rise rapidly in Kerr County, while the Texas Board of Nursing issued a license suspension.
- 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.
- 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.
The tributary Town Creek is being affected by the rising Guadalupe River, leading to property damage and flowing through the city limits of Kerrville.
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Jul 18
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What happened
The tributary Town Creek is being affected by the rising Guadalupe River, leading to property damage and flowing through the city limits of Kerrville.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Town Creek
river in Kerr, Kimble, and Gillespie counties, Texas, United States
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Guadalupe River
river in Texas, United States
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Kerrville
city in Kerr County, Texas, United States
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