Tropical Depression Imelda unleashed torrential rain Thursday in Southeast Texas. The powerful storm system drew comparisons to Hurricane Harvey two years ago. Texas Game Wardens are working alongside state and local partners conducting rescues of those affected by ongoing flooding.
Your Texas Game Wardens and Park Police Officers setup at a staging area in Montgomery County. The team has been very involved in search & rescue efforts related to record rainfall amounts from #Imelda #txwx pic.twitter.com/sXCcy5XTmQ
— Texas Game Warden (@TexasGameWarden) September 20, 2019
Your Texas Game Warden, along with State Park Peace Officers, in rescues in and around the New Waverley area during the aftermath of #Imelda #TXWX pic.twitter.com/Fm2GFW25Ma
— Texas Game Warden (@TexasGameWarden) September 19, 2019
A brave young girl is carried through flood waters by @TexasGameWarden as search-and-rescue operations continue.#txwx #Imelda pic.twitter.com/wtISDltzj2
— TX Parks & Wildlife (@TPWDnews) September 19, 2019
Texas Game Wardens and State Parks Police, in coordination with local and state authorities, continue rescues. In this case in the New Waverly area. #txwx #Imelda pic.twitter.com/JbXv9cUIel
— Texas Game Warden (@TexasGameWarden) September 19, 2019
@TexasGameWarden is truly honored to help our fellow Texans. We are also proud to support our fellow local and state #FirstResponders. #TexasStrong #TXWX #Imelda @TDEM @TxDPS @TXMilitary @AllHazardsTFS @txtf1 @TPWDnews @GovAbbott pic.twitter.com/C7eGfuK4Zs
— Texas Game Warden (@TexasGameWarden) September 19, 2019
