Missouri is facing catastrophic flooding following extreme rainfall, prompting a state of emergency declaration by Gov. Kehoe. Over 100 people have been rescued from floodwaters across the state, with emergency crews deploying in various counties, including Reynolds and Crawford. Flash flooding has trapped campers, and numerous reports of rescues of individuals stuck in trees and buildings collapsing into the water have emerged. Despite the challenging conditions, efforts continue with helicopters evacuating campers from endangered areas, although some people remain missing. Moreover, damage assessments and ongoing rescue operations highlight the extent of the devastation caused by this severe weather event.