The Concan Volunteer Fire Department, Uvalde County Office of Emergency Management, Texas National Guard and Texas A&M Task Force 1 all teamed up to get supplies to people in need. Video captured on Tuesday afternoon shows helicopters carrying water, food and toiletries that were dropped off to people blocked by the water.

For the third straight day, thunderstorms have posed what meteorologists call life-threatening conditions in the Hill Country, where flooding earlier this month killed at least 131 people.

Heavy rainfall causes Frio River to rise 16 feet above normal in Uvalde County, Texas, prompting evacuations of residents and road closures across the region.

The Frio River surged to unprecedented levels in Concan, leading to road closures and evacuations of cabins in the area. Heavy rains caused the

A rising Frio River had some people who are potentially in harm’s way preparing for trouble on Monday morning.