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Kerrville Issues Shelter-in-Place Order Amid Flash Flooding Emergency

KTSM••Julianna Russ and Andrew Schnitker
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Kerrville has declared a shelter-in-place order due to severe flash flooding affecting the Pedernales River area, particularly in Gillespie and Blanco counties. The heavy rainfall has led to evacuations early Thursday morning, highlighting the urgency of the situation. Residents are advised to stay indoors and avoid travel until conditions improve. This emergency response is crucial for ensuring the safety of those in the impacted regions.

Key Details: • Residents in Kerrville are under a shelter-in-place order. • Evacuations were reported early Thursday morning due to heavy rain. • Residents should avoid travel and stay indoors until further notice.

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