In Del Rio, Texas, two police officers rescued a family of six, including a 2-month-old infant, from a vehicle stranded in rising floodwaters. The officers managed to carry all four children to safety as the water surged to 3-4 feet, ensuring no injuries occurred. Meanwhile, in San Angelo, five individuals, including a 3-year-old, were also rescued after being swept away by floodwaters and clinging to a tree. Tom Green County deputies initially attempted the rescue, but complications arose due to one person's panic, leading to involvement from the San Angelo Fire Department's swift water rescue team. All five individuals were successfully saved, but their identities and conditions have not been disclosed. These incidents highlight the critical efforts of first responders during severe weather emergencies across Texas.