What began as a quiet week in Hunt, Texas, turned into a nightmare when relentless rains triggered catastrophic flooding. The Guadalupe River, normally a tranquil escape, became a monster, surging past its banks and leaving devastation in its wake. By dawn, entire neighborhoods were underwater, and rescue teams scrambled to save lives.
The storm’s intensity shocked even the most seasoned residents. Water levels reached heights not seen in over 30 years, sweeping away everything in its path. Families fled to rooftops, waving flashlights for help, while others clung to trees as the current roared around them. Amid the destruction, a missing camper was miraculously found alive downstream—a small victory in a sea of despair.
Emergency crews worked nonstop, airlifting survivors and delivering supplies. Community centers and churches opened their doors, offering food and shelter to those who had lost everything. The damage was overwhelming—shattered homes, ruined roads, and broken lives. But Hunt refused to be broken.
Volunteers stepped up, clearing debris and comforting survivors. Though the recovery will take months, the town’s unity is already shining through. This flood tested Hunt’s strength, and its people proved they won’t back down.
