Drenching rains along the Texas-Mexico border trapped hundreds of people in flooded homes and cars, leading to at least four deaths, including drownings. The storms set records in parts of Texas’ Rio Grande Valley, with officials warning that the full extent of the devastation was still unfolding. In Mexico, hundreds sought temporary shelter, and videos on social media showed military personnel wading through chest-high waters.

Rescue crews continued to respond to calls for help even as the downpours let up, with the situation only starting to come into focus. The storms caused widespread flooding in low-lying areas, leading to a significant impact on communities along the border. In Texas, the Rio Grande Valley experienced record-setting rainfall, while in Mexico, military personnel were seen assisting residents in navigating the high waters.

The heavy rains and flooding prompted hundreds of people to seek shelter, with rescue efforts ongoing to assist those stranded in flooded areas. The storms caused chaos and destruction, with emergency responders working tirelessly to rescue individuals trapped in homes and vehicles. The situation remained dire, with the full extent of the damage still being assessed in both Texas and Mexico.