In a nearby area, flooding has caused disruptions at Camp Eagle. The main access road to the camp was washed out, prompting an evacuation request from Real County Judge Bella Rubio.
As a result, approximately 325 campers were evacuated from the camp. Assistance was provided by Texas DPS Troopers, firefighters, and other partners to ensure a safe evacuation.
Further details on the evacuation and current situation at Camp Eagle are available through WOAI News 4.
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