ToplineAt least 82 people—including 28 children—have been killed in the central Texas flash floods, but the toll is expected to rise further, state authorities said on Sunday, as more first responders and emergency crews continued to search for survivors as dozens of people—including at least 10 girls from a summer camp—remained unaccounted for.

The National Weather Service is warning of the possibility of more flash floods over the next few hours in central Texas. “Thunderstorms are expected to increase across portions of central TX over the next few hours with areas of slow movement and locally heavy rainfall,