At least 43 people have died, including 28 adults and 15 children, from severe flooding in the Hill Country.

The Georgetown neighborhoods included in the boil water notice are North Old Town/North Addition, Parkview Estates, Katy Crossing, Stillwater, Crystal Knoll, Villages of Berry Creek, Golden Oaks, Reatta Trails, Country Club and Rivery.

The death toll is now at least 32 from severe flooding in the Hill Country, including 18 adults and 14 children.

Camp Mystic has for years given girls a place to be themselves, former campers say. Now, the popular all-girls camp set among limestone hills 80 miles northwest of San Antonio is the site of an unfolding tragedy.

At least two people have died and 10 others are missing after flash flooding in northwestern Travis County.

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The state has deployed hundreds of search and rescue personnel and more than a dozen helicopters to the region, with a focus on boys and girls summer camps, parks and low-lying areas. Read more updates from @TPRNews:

"She was near the camp in a house with three of her friends," Powell said. "They go to school. They're college seniors in San Antonio. And they were here for the weekend, and we lost touch with them about 4 a.m. and haven't gotten any word from them.".

Many distraught parents on Saturday still waited for word on their children. Tanya Powell said Ella Rose, her 21-year-old daughter, was still missing.

Officials said on Friday that some of those campers may be stranded and unable to call for help. About 850 people have been rescued in the area.

State and county officials did not provide more information Saturday morning on the missing girls attending the 99-year-old Camp Mystic, a riverside retreat that was hosting some 750 campers.

City officials said Saturday morning that 27 girls from Camp Mystic, a summer camp, are still missing. The downpour on Friday caused the Guadalupe River to rise as much as 25 feet in 45 minutes, sending cars, uprooted trees and other debris swirling through the brown water.

At least 27 people have died, including 18 adults and nine children, and an untold number more are missing after flooding ravaged the Hill Country on Friday.

Breaking: Williamson County is evacuating the Georgetown Animal Shelter and multiple neighborhoods along the flooded San Gabriel River.

As light pollution increases, the Big Bend area has fended off the glow that washes out starry nights.

A rare Flash Flood Emergency is in effect for parts of Burnet, Travis and Williamson counties until 10 a.m. Up to 10 inches of rain have fallen in the warned area.

Gov. Greg Abbott, who signed a disaster declaration for the area, said first responders are still in search-and-rescue mode and will be throughout the night and morning. @TPRNews is providing updates here:

Breaking: At least 24 people have died in Kerrville-area floods, officials said. 23-25 girls from a nearby summer camp in the Texas Hill Country are still missing.

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