USA's Terrible Flood News
(As of July 11, 2025)
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1. Texas: Central Texas' Terrible Flash Flood
- Between July 4 and 7, the Guadalupe River suddenly became a terrible flood. In just a few hours, the water level rose 20–22 feet.
- Many people are still missing, about 160 to 170 of them are missing and the death toll is 105 -139 with at least 120 -121 confirmed.
- .At least 36 children are among the dead in Carr County. The Mystics camp suffered heavy damage.
- No new survivors have been recovered in the last 24 hours. Rescue operations are still ongoing.
2. New Mexico: Flooding in Ruidoso
- On July 8th, 2.5–3.5 inches of heavy rain caused flooding in Ruidoso, New Mexico.
- It caused extensive damage and left at least 3 people dead, including 2 children, among 4 missing.
3. Mid-Atlantic Latest
- Localized flooding is occurring in the Mid-Atlantic area, causing some deaths and property damage.
4. Additional Context and Related
- Animal rescue: About 120,000 pets (dogs, cats, and other animals) rescued in the Texas area have been transferred to safe places through various airports.
- Current misinformation: Many are blaming cloud seeding, but scientific experts confirm there is no evidence.
- Answer: Zero evidence.
- The 1976 Texas Hill Country Flood was the deadliest inland flood since the Big Thompson River disaster.
Conclusion
The recent flooding in the United States is not just a natural disaster but also a human catastrophe.
Thousands of lives have been lost in Texas, the Atlantic, and New Mexico.
The rising waters and the loss of human and animal life mark this as one of the worst disasters in decades.
Hundreds of people are still missing, rescue workers are working tirelessly, many people have died
Full rehabilitation and long-term flood prevention planning are urgently needed. If there is coordination between citizens and the government, we can build a safer future.
Let us all be aware of the humanitarian needs and be prepared to contribute to the recovery.
