Flooding in Waco, Texas, led to a significant number of emergency calls on Sunday. The Waco Police Department and Fire Department received over 180 weather-related calls. In response to the flooding, emergency crews performed multiple water rescues.
A total of 21 water rescues were carried out during the flooding. Further details about the flooding and the emergency response are available from local news sources, including KXXV.
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