US Edition‘Absolute miracle:’ Woman Survives Being Swept Away in Texas Hill Country Flash Flooding, Clings to Tree 15 Miles Away
KERRVILLE, TEXAS, JUL 5 – A 22-year-old woman was swept 20 miles down the Guadalupe River during Fourth of July floods and rescued from a tree with serious injuries, officials said.
- A 22-year-old woman in Texas was rescued after flooding swept her 20 miles, where she clung to a tree for help.
- The Jeter family initiated her rescue while evacuating their home, capturing the moment on video, as reported by Fox News.
- At least 80 people, including campers, died in the flood, and ten campers remain unaccounted for, prompting questions about emergency preparedness.
- Kerr County Judge Rob Kelly stated that they do not have a warning system in place, despite previous discussions.
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Texas Flood Miracle Rescue Stuns First Responders - American Faith
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Texas Woman's Flood Rescue Caught on Camera After Waters Swept Her 20 Miles
An unnamed Texas woman, age 22, was rescued over the weekend after the devastating Guadalupe River floods swept her 20 miles over four hours before she eventually clung to a tree and cried for help. A Texas family saw her and helped initiate the rescue, Fox News reported Sunday, with what the network touted as “unbelievable video” of the moment caught on tape. The Jeter family spoke to the news organization about the experience, which began whil…
Texas flood victim clinging to tree is airlifted out of danger in dramatic rescue
Video shows the moment a Texas flood victim clinging to a tree was airlifted out of danger in a dramatic rescue. Emergency services have been conducting multiple search and rescue operations after storms caused severe flooding along the Guadalupe River starting on Friday, July 4th, 2025, and continuing into the weekend. In a video tweeted by Texas Governor Greg Abbott, a woman is seen desperately clinging to a tree to avoid falling into the risi…
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