Texas floods leave at least 104 dead, including 27 from Camp Mystic

In the United States, the death toll from Friday's catastrophic flash floods in central Texas has surpassed one-hundred.

According to CNN, at least a hundred-and-four people have been confirmed dead, and dozens are still missing as of late Monday.

Among the victims were twenty-seven young girls and counselors, who were attending Camp Mystic summer camp in the Texas Hill Country when the floods swept through the area.

Search and rescue operations have entered their fifth day, but heavy rain and harsh weather continue to hinder efforts.

After days of rainfall, central Texas is expected to be much drier from Tuesday.