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Nope.. they "decided to begin evacuating campers" at 2:30

Posted on: July 14, 2025 at 13:00:52 CT

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The waters did not stat rising until 1.5 hours after that and no-one had been evacuated

https://www.npr.org/2025/07/05/nx-s1-5457759/texas-floods-timeline

"....Around 3:30 a.m. the Kerrville City Manager Dalton Rice said he was out for an early morning jog along the Guadalupe River and saw "not a drop of rain," according to Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, who recounted his conversation with the city manager. Rice added that he left around 4 a.m. when "there was very light rain…We did not see any signs of the river rising at that time.".....

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The Camp Mystic story changes... they did get an alert - Spanky KU - 7/14 11:13:14

That can't be true - 4TigersinMichigan MU - 7/14 11:15:32

It's an even split between climate change and trump. - RHAYWORTH MU - 7/14 11:16:25

as predicted, it was incomptence at the Camp - Spanky KU - 7/14 11:21:49

They did not seem to have a good local management plan - meatiger MU - 7/14 11:29:53

The Camp leadership failed to heed the warnings issued(nm) - Spanky KU - 7/14 11:40:46

According to the report - meatiger MU - 7/14 11:49:32

They were warned at 1:14 am - Spanky KU - 7/14 12:08:22

RE: They were warned at 1:14 am - meatiger MU - 7/14 12:48:29

Nope.. they "decided to begin evacuating campers" at 2:30 - Spanky KU - 7/14 13:00:52

lol, that's not how flash floods work. That dude should know - tigerNkc KC - 7/14 14:01:24

"We did not see any signs of the river rising at that time." - Spanky KU - 7/14 14:23:40

did the article mention "warning fatigue"? (nm) - 90Tiger STL - 7/14 11:57:54

RE: did the article mention "warning fatigue"? (nm) - meatiger MU - 7/14 12:47:46