Floodwaters in Live Oak and McMullen Counties are surging, with the Nueces River expected to crest at nearly 40 feet—threatening miles of homes and roads. Key routes like County Roads 436 and 438 are already closed, and even if water doesn’t enter your home, it could trap you inside. Areas like River Creek Acres, Kellner Camp, and Buckeye Knoll are already underwater, with some homes facing up to four feet of floodwater. George West Junior High School is open 24/7 as a shelter—including for pets—and over a dozen first responders are on standby. Stay alert—evacuation orders may come as the river peaks this weekend.
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