Kerrville Flooding: Guadalupe River Crests Amid Heavy Rainfall
WFAAJuly 7, 20251 min926 views
2 connections·3 entities in this video→Dangerous Flash Flooding in Kerr County
- ⚠️ Kerr County, specifically the Kerrville and Hunt areas, experienced "life-threatening flash flooding" due to heavy rainfall.
- 🌧️ Light showers are still falling in the area, but the heaviest rain has begun to dissipate.
Guadalupe River Flood Levels
- 🌊 The Guadalupe River experienced significant flooding, with flash flood warnings issued along its path.
- 📈 The river gauge at Hunt crested at 23.4 feet just before sunrise this morning.
- 📍 The most significant flooding is currently moving downriver near the Spring Branch area.
Impact on Canyon Lake and Downstream Areas
- 💧 Water from the flooding is expected to dump into Canyon Lake, which is currently 31 feet below flood stage.
- 🏞️ Due to Canyon Lake's capacity, areas downstream are unlikely to be impacted by the flooding originating from Kerrville and Hunt.
Rainfall Totals and River Recession
- 📏 10.7 inches of rain to over a foot of rain has fallen along Highway 39 from Camp Mystic to the town of Hunt in the last 18 hours.
- 📉 The rivers in the affected Hill Country areas are receding tonight, indicating an improvement in conditions.
Knowledge graph3 entities · 2 connections
How they connect
An interactive map of every person, idea, and reference from this conversation. Hover to trace connections, click to explore.
Hover · drag to explore
3 entities
Chapters1 moments
Key Moments
Transcript7 segments
Full Transcript
Topics10 themes
What’s Discussed
Flash FloodingGuadalupe RiverKerrvilleHuntTexas FloodingCanyon LakeRiver GaugeRainfall TotalsFlood StageHill Country
Smart Objects3 · 2 links
Medias· 2
Location· 1