Timelapse video shows Llano River flood in just minutes

Summary

• Security images show how fast the Llano River swells with flood waters near Kingsland in the afternoon of July 4th.

• Local officials are slowly rising as necessary to escape the rising water while standing along the way in the video.

• Rescue operations continued throughout the state.

The heavy rain and the deadly flood were sweeping during the fourth July holiday and at the weekend to Texas.

Video perspective

The Timelapse video taken by Robert Ivey shows that the officials who block the low water transition area just before the flash flood completely flooded within 10 minutes.

Local officials are slowly rising as necessary to escape the rising water while standing along the way in the video.

Local perspective

This flood area took place about 70 miles northwest of Austin and along the Llano River in Kingsland, in the center of Texas, 100 miles north -east of Kerr County. Kerr County was most shot and the Sunday after the afternoon reported at least 59 deaths. Many of them are from a girls’ summer camp.

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Timeline

The time stamp in the video starts at 17:10 local time on 4 July and rose to the highest point after 20 minutes.

What do they say

“I record the transitions with a security camera 24/7,” a Storyful, a social media video undergraduate agency. He said. “River passage is also known as ‘upholstery’ and is a local swimming point.”

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What happened in Texas?

Big Picture View

Unusual heavy rains turned into rapid rainfall in the center of Texas and in the Austin region in the early morning of July, heavy rainfall and some flood risks during the weekend.

Flooded dozens of people killed people, and dozens of more are still not calculated. Hundreds of people need to be saved and rescue operations continue.

Source

The information in this article was obtained from the security images taken on 4 July 2025 along the Llano River in Texas. The video was obtained by Storyful, a social media video undergraduate agency. The background information about the flood was received from the previous KTBC FOX 7 Austin reports.