Severe Weather

The death toll from the July 4th weekend flooding in Central Texas has risen to at least 110. In Kerr County alone, 161 people remain missing.

The death toll from the July 4th weekend flooding in Central Texas stands at 104. Kerr County is reporting 84 deaths with at least 10 girls from Camp Mystic still missing.

Sightseers are impacting rescue and recovery efforts by first responders in the Kerrville area, says the police department. Residents and visitors are being urged to avoid the area.

As heavy rains and the risk of dangerous flooding continue in Central Texas, the FOX Corporation is encouraging viewers to help provide relief.

Deadly flooding is responsible for the deaths of at least 68 people in Kerr County and 11 others across the state, officials say.

President Trump posted on the social media platform Truth Social that he signed the declaration to “ensure that our brave first responders immediately have the resources they need."

Dick Eastland reportedly passed away while saving Camp Mystic attendees during the Kerrville flooding.

Flooding has caused more than 125 deaths per year, on average, in the U.S. over the past few decades.

Kerrville police said they worked overnight and are continuing rescue efforts Saturday after catastrophic floods came through the area on Friday.

The Kerr County Sheriff's Office is calling flooding in Kerr County "catastrophic." Several people are still missing and there are at least 24 deaths.

A disturbance off the coast of the southeast United States – east of Florida, near Georgia and South Carolina – became better organized Friday to become Tropical Depression 3. It was previously known as Invest 92L.

According to Kids and Car Safety, on average, 38 children die in hot cars each year – that's one child every nine days.

NOAA said it would stop collecting and distributing data from three weather satellites that it jointly runs with the Defense Department.