Photos: Texas Struggles With Life-Threatening Floods

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A violent surge from the Guadalupe River has upheaved trees and left wreckage scattered through Kerrville, Texas.

Severe flooding across regions of central Texas has resulted in at least 24 confirmed fatalities.

Emergency teams continue to search for additional individuals, including 20 campers unaccounted for in Kerrville, Texas.

The National Weather Service warns of further extreme rainfall and flood conditions expected today.

Governor Greg Abbott of Texas emphasizes ongoing efforts day and night to locate individuals who might be isolated or unable to seek assistance.

A reunification center in Ingram, Texas, has become a focal point for families coming together after sudden flooding in the area.

Observers look upon the devastation inflicted along the Guadalupe River following a torrent that swept across Kerrville, Texas.

Wreckage lingers in the aftermath of the potent Guadalupe River's currents in Kerrville, Texas.

Rescue teams facilitate the transfer of individuals to a reunification hub after rapid floodwaters disrupted the area in Ingram, Texas.

A local resident inspects the aftermath left by the intense flow of the Guadalupe River in Kerrville, Texas.

Floodwaters make trees stand out along the Guadalupe River's banks in Kerrville, Texas.

Lines form at a reunification center as families regroup following flash flooding in Ingram, Texas.