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the flooding in Texas. More than 20
inches of rain falling in some parts causing rivers and creeks to overflow.
Rescues and evacuations are underway.
Faith Aboobaker is on the scene and Faith, we're learning right now about an elevated flash flood emergency along the Guadalupe River.
>> That's right, George. Good morning to you.
A scary situation developing just north of us.
People are being told in this area to remain vigilant this morning because officials had to quickly call for a shelter-in-place yesterday that impacted hundreds of homes in this neighborhood.
This creek you hear behind me roaring this morning, it actually rose about 10 feet in just 90 minutes and pushed a wall of water and debris into the neighborhoods here and caused some evacuations as well.
This morning, Central Texas facing life-threatening flooding.
Parts of the Hill Country seeing half a year's worth of rain in a matter of days.
Dozens of high water rescues underway as first responders navigated the rapidly rising water, going door-to-door to check on residents.
Vehicle after vehicle submerged in the San Antonio suburb of Boerne. More than a foot of rain falling there.
This woman rescued from the roof of a car.
Floodwaters barreling through the streets, overtaking neighborhoods.
>> It's amazing how quickly things have changed here in Boerne, Texas.
This creek low and calm earlier is now raging out of control.
>> The floodwaters were too much even for some of the emergency responders.
This police vehicle left stranded and surrounded by churning water. Residents ordered to shelter-in-place.
>> You can't get out.
You're trapped. This is the worst I've ever seen.
>> The danger was not limited to flooding.
>> This is a tornado.
>> An EF1 tornado with 100 mph winds touching down in San Antonio, crossing a busy interstate, sparking power lines, and debris flying in the sky.
>> Oh, no.
>> The roof of this apartment building ripped away damaging multiple businesses
and the threat is not over.
More rain on the way.
>> The rain's going to come back tonight.
It looks like with a vengeance again.
So, I would urge caution.
>> And Robin, back to that scary situation developing on the Guadalupe River.
Officials say that the river gauge suggests that there is a a large and deadly wave of water flood wave that is moving down that river after it rose 32 ft in just 4 hours.
Robin.
>> Goodness, that scene behind you with all that rushing water. Faith, thank you.
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