Hundreds of animals have been displaced or killed by floods in Texas's Hill Country, with ongoing rescue efforts and shelters preparing for an influx of displaced animals. Community support is crucial for the recovery process.

Houston's weekend weather includes a chance of showers and thunderstorms, high temperatures in the low 90s, and gusty winds. Conditions are expected to ease into a typical summer pattern, with no tropical activity forecasted for the next week.

Flash floods in Central Texas claimed lives, including at Camp Mystic, where campers sang to cope. The camp director and others died, and the community mourns, with remembrance funds established.

Gov. Greg Abbott mobilizes a large response to severe Texas floods, with over 2,200 personnel and coordinated state aid, as recovery efforts continue.

Houston's weather pattern includes daily afternoon showers and thunderstorms with a 40% chance of rain and a high near 92 degrees. The evening may see partly cloudy skies and a comfortable 77 degrees. Storm chances continue through the weekend.

NASA aids Texas flood recovery using aircraft and sensor technology to gather data, despite cloud cover limiting satellite use, enhancing emergency response efforts.

Governor Abbott of Texas responds to flooding with aerial surveys, a press conference, and resources for recovery, including personnel and emergency services to locate missing persons and aid affected Texans.

Houston is forecast to have rainy weather with high humidity and potential isolated flooding, while Central Texas faces a risk of further flooding after a wet holiday weekend. The Atlantic region is currently calm due to Saharan Dust.

The Texas Hill Country floods have resulted in at least 104 deaths, with Kerr County facing significant loss and challenges in emergency response and communication.

Houston is set to experience more showers and possible thunderstorms today, with high temperatures and a slight risk of localized flooding, but no widespread flood threats or tropical cyclones.

Over 80 people died in Texas Hill Country floods, with Camp Mystic in Kerr County heavily affected. Governor Abbott and local officials focus on rescue and recovery as more rain threatens further flooding.

Houston is facing a week of rain and thunderstorms, with up to a 60% chance on certain days, and mostly sunny skies with high temperatures in the low 90s. Residents are cautious of potential flooding.

A Texas flood claimed the lives of several people, including high school teacher Jeff Wilson; his wife and son are missing. The community mourns as the death toll from the disaster reaches 43.