Storyline: The south-central U.S. state of Texas is reeling from severe flash floods that struck early Friday, leaving at least 82 dead and over 40 missing. Kerr County, the hardest hit among 20 affected counties in the region, alone accounts for at least 68 of the fatalities, including 21 children, Kerr County Sheriff Larry Leitha said Sunday. Local residents and authorities are grappling with the catastrophic aftermath, as the landscape is littered with uprooted trees, debris, and mud, all jumbled into chaotic heaps. Metal road signs have been completely torn away, leaving no trace of their former presence. Many vehicles have been swept to the roadside by the sheer force of the floodwaters, their windows shattered and frames twisted. The deadly floods have left many homes in the region damaged and cordoned off with caution tape. Residents are desperately sifting through the wreckage in search of personal belongings, while cleanup crews work tirelessly to restore a sense of order to the devastated communities. As authorities continue to assess the full extent of the damage, efforts are ongoing to locate missing individuals and provide assistance to those affected. Shotlist Kerr County, Texas, USA - July 6, 2025: 1. Various of uprooted trees, branches, river 2. Fallen railings, debris, cleanup vehicle 3. Various of uprooted trees, fallen road signs, damaged cars, debris 4. Cleanup vehicles 5. Various of car outside cordon line, houses, local residents. [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]