Powerful images from across Central Texas capture the widespread destruction and resilience following historic flooding that impacted communities throughout the region. As torrential rainfall pushed rivers and creeks beyond their banks, floodwaters inundated neighborhoods, closed highways and forced emergency rescues in multiple counties.
This gallery highlights scenes from Kerrville, Kerr County and the Texas Hill Country, where the Guadalupe River surged through communities, leaving behind damaged homes, businesses and public infrastructure. Additional photos document the Pedernales River flooding along Ranch Road 1623, as well as high-water impacts in Comfort, Uvalde and other nearby communities affected by the severe weather.
From first responders navigating flooded streets to residents beginning the difficult cleanup process, these photographs illustrate both the devastation caused by the storms and the determination of Texans working to recover. Images of washed-out roads, debris-covered landscapes, overflowing rivers and community relief efforts provide a compelling look at the scale of the disaster.
As recovery continues across Central Texas, this gallery serves as a visual record of one of the region’s most significant flooding events, showcasing the lasting effects of extreme weather while recognizing the courage, strength and unity displayed by the communities rebuilding in its aftermath.