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Over 100 people are dead following the catastrophic flooding in central Texas, state authorities confirmed yesterday.<\/strong> The Guadalupe River swelled over 26 feet in less than an hour early Friday, sweeping low-lying homes, cars and trees downstream. The vast majority of the fatalities come from Kerr County, where 84 people were killed, including 28 children. Others remain missing. Residents of the impacted areas are beginning to question whether more could have been done to warn people before the river’s rapid rise. Here are four things to know<\/a> about the flooding and ongoing search efforts.<\/p>\n

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