Catastrophic flash floods in Texas have claimed two lives and prompted hundreds of rescues in areas still recovering from last year's devastation.Governor Greg Abbott reported that over 200 people were saved by boats and helicopters, with more than 2,000 first responders deployed.The hardest-hit regions face further rain and potential historic river levels, recalling last summer's floods that killed over 100 people.The Guadalupe River, which saw deadly floods a year ago, again swelled with water, prompting warnings for residents to evacuate.While some communities received alerts this time, others expressed frustration over the recurrence of such disasters.Families like Jennie Steward lost loved ones as homes were swept away, highlighting the ongoing trauma.

Rescue efforts continue as floodwaters threaten millions across Texas, with authorities emphasizing preparedness despite the grim reminders of past tragedies.