In an instant, frantic voices overwhelmed the two county emergency dispatchers on duty in the Texas Hill Country as catastrophic flooding inundated cabins and youth camps along the Guadalupe River.

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Although the storm will move out of the region quickly, its impacts could cause widespread disruptions to daily life.