
Texas flash floods cause death and destruction - in pictures
Days of torrential rain causes massive flooding in Texas with hundreds of homes swept away. In Johnson County, just outside Dallas, residents grappled with the third large flood in four weeks that have also included the region’s largest earthquake and a mile-wide tornado. The county’s emergency management coordinator said the weather events were unprecedented in the area’s history
Tue 26 May 2015 10.43 EDT Last modified on Fri 14 Jul 2017 17.06 EDT
- The streets of Austin are flooded after days of heavy rain - Photograph: Drew Anthony Smith/Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
- Vehicles are left stranded on a flooded Interstate 45 in Houston, Texas, on Tuesday - Photograph: Aaron M. Sprecher/AFP/Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
- A resident of Corpus Christi picks through her possessions after her home was washed away - Photograph: Jerry Lara/EPA Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
- Some inhabitants of Kyle are rescued by firefighters after clinging to a tree during the flood on Sunday - Photograph: TNS/Landov/Barcroft Media Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
- A house on the Blanco River was reduced to its foundations in Wimberley - Photograph: Rodolfo Gonzalez/AP Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
- The flash floods uprooted trees and destroyed cars in the Hyde park district of Austin - Photograph: Zuma/Rex Shutterstock Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
- An employee of the Whole Earth Food provisions company works to get rid of flood water in Austin - Photograph: Drew Anthony Smith/Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
- Large areas of Houston are under water after the torrential rains - Photograph: Larry W Smith/EPA Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
- In this aerial photo a parking lot of Walmart is submerged after the San Marcos River flooded in San Marcos on Sunday - Photograph: Rodolfo Gonzalez/AP Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
- A DPS Trooper walks along the Highway 12 bridge over the Blanco River in Wimberley which was blocked by large trees after the flooding - Photograph: Jay Janner/Zuma Press/Corbis Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
- People help salvage belongings from a house destroyed near Wimberley where the Blanco river rose 26ft in an hour - Photograph: Jay Janner/AP Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
- A firefighter rescues a woman from flood waters in San Marcos - Photograph: Don Anders/Reuters Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
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