Kerrville, Texas (AP) – before entering the fourth floor of July, the flowers of Christopher have been examined in the Guadalupi friend’s house. Nothing in the case is predicted.
After many hours, he was rushing to safety: He got up in the dark to electric cats with the deep sleepless water. Soon, her family grew up nine people in the bedroom. Calls are besieged with warning, flowers remember Saturday, but he did not remember them when they started.
“What they need is some kind of foreign program, as a tornado warning that tells people to come out now,” flowers, 44, said.
Destroying water begins before sunrise at Texas Hill Liter killed at least 32 people, officials on Saturday, and the unknown number of people continued to be lost. Those who have been added to 27 girls from mysterious camp, a Christian summer camp in the River in Kerr County where most of the dead were found.
But as the authorities begin one of the largest efforts to search and save the latest history of Texas, they have strengthened the processing of the arrangements and why the spring camps and full chemicals in the river were not informed immediately or were told to come out.
National climate service sent a flash of flood warning series to the first hours before issuing the flash flooding – unusual recognition of the nearest accident.
Local authorities emphasized that no one saw the flood power to come and protect their actions.
“There will be a lot of finger, a lot of second reading and Monday morning,” said the Bible reference. Chic Roy, its region that puts Kerrr County. “There are many people say ‘Why’ ‘How,’ And I understand you.”
When the Warnings begin
The first flood clock – often urges citizens to recognize the climate – released by the local weather office at 1:18 PM local time on Thursday.
It has predicted the rain rates between 5 to 7 inches (12.7 to 17,8 Centisers). Weather reports from office, including default alerts to people in threatened areas, encouraging people to move to higher areas and release Jason Ruyen, Meteorologist in the National Service Office.
By 4:03 in the morning, the office issued an emergency that exalted the power of disasters and a major threat in human life.
Jonathan Porter, a higher risk of weathered weather, which uses the National Weather Service, appeared and some practical methods may be made to reduce the risk of death.
“People, businesses, and governments should take steps based on flood warning issues, regardless of the amounts of rainfall appear or predict it,” said Porter in a statement.
Local authorities said they had never expected such costume equal to the most important rainy.
“We know we find the rains. We know that the river is climbing,” said Kerr County Rob Kelly, a selected divine chief. But no one saw this coming. “
Kelly said the County processed a flood warning program in the river.
“We look forward to … community updated the cost,” said Kelly.
Hundreds of saving
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said the great flood response had caused recovery and rescue more than 850 people, including some found in the trees.
The scores of the river is taken to a helicopter, including the girls in the strange camp.
Kelly said she did not know what kind of safety programs and migration camps had.
“I didn’t know it is the Flood to hit the cable first, and it came in the middle of the night. I don’t know where the children,” he said. “I don’t know what kind of alarm systems had. That will come out on time.”
The US Security Security Security Kristi Neem said on Saturday because of predictors how to predict rain. He said the Trump Managers would make it a very important thing to develop National Weather service service used to deliver warnings.
“We know that everyone is looking for an extra time warning, which is why we work to develop a very long-term technology to ensure that the families are being held early,” said Noem in the media agreement.
The weather service had additional workers
The National Weather Office of New Braunsfels, which brings Austin’s predictions, San Antonio and surrounding areas, with more workers at work during the storm, Ruyen said.
When the office used to predict two visual views about this work in clear weather, they had five for staff.
“There was more people here that night, and that is normal for all weather service offices – you are doing the event and bring people while they are over and hold people.
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Murphy reported to Oklahoma City.
