Frio River surging in South Texas—water levels hitting over 22 feet in McMullen County, climbing toward 29 feet, with peak expected Wednesday afternoon. Thanks to flood-resilience upgrades since 2002, roads remain safe and no homes are in immediate danger. Emergency crews from across the country are on standby, and evacuation plans are ready—but officials hope they won’t need to activate them. River’s normal level is just 12 feet, making this a major rise, but for now, water’s spreading into creeks and fields, keeping impacts manageable.
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