Central Texas is experiencing severe flooding following heavy rainfall that has caused flash flood emergencies across multiple counties, including San Angelo, Kerrville, and Mason County. Over 14 inches of rain fell in parts of San Angelo within 24 hours, leading to submerged roads, low-water crossings, and even a house floating on Pulliam Street. The San Saba, Guadalupe, Llano, and Colorado rivers are all in flood stage, with the Guadalupe River near Kerrville reaching its second highest level on record. The flooding has resulted in multiple fatalities and missing persons, particularly at an RV park near the Guadalupe River in Ingram/Hunt, where several campers were swept away. First responders from various Texas counties, including Bexar, San Antonio, and Longview, are actively engaged in rescue operations. The Texas National Guard and state agencies have mobilized resources to assist affected communities. Temporary evacuation shelters have been established, including one in San Angelo. Officials have urged residents to avoid driving on flooded roads and to follow local emergency guidance. The National Weather Service continues to issue flash flood warnings, with rainfall rates of up to 2-3 inches per hour expected to exacerbate the situation. The flooding is linked to a slow-moving storm system, remnants of Tropical Storm Barry, which has stalled over the Texas Hill Country. Power outages are reported in San Angelo, and shelters and reunification centers have opened in Kerrville for displaced residents. Authorities continue to monitor the situation closely as floodwaters remain high and additional heavy rain is forecasted.