Katie Byrne of FOX Weather reported from Kerrville on Monday morning that "It’s the last thing that these search crews need as they are still looking for so many still missing from last weekend’s flash flooding."
"Unfortunately, we're expecting more rain here through Wednesday, and that search is still ongoing in the water and along miles of riverbanks," as quoted in a report.

Some search operations for victims of the initial Fourth of July 4 flooding, which devastated communities, especially in Kerr County, were temporarily halted by Sunday's sporadic heavy rainfall.

Numerous people, including young campers at Camp Mystic along the Guadalupe River, are still missing, and the death toll keeps rising.

According to the FOX Forecast Center, the likelihood of storms will begin to decline on Monday and continue to do so through Tuesday. Even though there won't be as many storms overall, any storm that does form could bring with it 1-2 inches of rain, as quoted in a report by the NY Post.

Over 170 people are still missing, with 129 confirmed dead from the July 4 flooding.

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