A catastrophic flooding event in Texas has left over 100 people dead, with many more still missing, particularly from the Camp Mystic area. As search and rescue operations enter their fifth day, local officials face scrutiny regarding their preparedness for such extreme weather, exacerbated by climate change. Eyewitness accounts describe harrowing scenes, including a father who lost his children in the rising waters. With the rainfall measured at an unprecedented volume, aid organizations, local leaders, and first responders have mobilized for recovery efforts. The tragedy has drawn national attention as communities come together to help those affected, while questions remain about flood preparedness and response.