Hot July Weather Hinders Flood Recovery in Texas Hill Country

The Texas Hill Country is facing a tough situation after the Guadalupe River flood. The weather is not helping. July is known for its heat, and this year is no different. The sun is strong, and the air is humid. This makes working outside very hard. People are trying to clean up and find those who are still missing. The mess is huge. There are broken trees, rocks, and mud everywhere. It's not safe either. Snakes and other animals are around because of the flood. Workers need to be careful. They should drink plenty of water and take breaks. The heat can be dangerous. The weather is typical for July, but it's still tough. There might be some rain, but not as much as before. The ground is still wet from all the rain. This means any heavy rain could cause more floods. Other parts of Texas and New Mexico might get more rain. This could also lead to flooding. The weather is making things harder. But people are working hard to fix the damage. They need to stay safe and take care of themselves.