But he said it's unclear if those warnings reached people in harm's way. Kerr County does not have weather sirens, but the NWS said it added keywords to the 1 a.m. warning to automatically trigger ...

At 1:18 p.m. on July 3, the NWS flood watch warned of "isolated amounts of 5 to 8 inches" of rain, saying "creeks and streams may rise out of their banks." It warned people in flood-prone areas to ...

The early warnings and alerts from the National Weather Service didn’t indicate a catastrophic flood was on its way.

Then, NWS Austin/San Antonio issued a flood watch at 1:18 p.m. Thursday into Friday morning. It issued its urgent flash flood warnings for Kerr County at 1:14 a.m.

But he said it's unclear if those warnings reached people in harm's way. Kerr County does not have weather sirens, but the NWS said it added keywords to the 1 a.m. warning to automatically trigger ...

An NWS graph from flood sensor data in Kerr County showed what happened in the hours after that first warning; the river rose from about six feet to more than 29 feet in just three hours.

The Raleigh office of the NWS has now issued the highest-to-date number of warnings for their area. But the number of higher-end flood events is much higher than typical, too.

The Raleigh office of the NWS has now issued the highest-to-date number of warnings for their area. But the number of higher-end flood events is much higher than typical, too. (MORE: For even more ...

An NWS graph from flood sensor data in Kerr County showed what happened in the hours after that first warning; the river rose from about six feet to more than 29 feet in just three hours.

An NWS graph from flood sensor data in Kerr County showed what happened in the hours after that first warning; the river rose from about six feet to more than 29 feet in just three hours.

The National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio issued a flash flood warning at 1:14 a.m. CDT for Bandera and Kerr Counties, respectively. They made statements like, “Life threatening flash ...