The Unanswered QuestionsTexas is reeling from devastating floods, and while the search for victims continues, a different kind of storm is brewing: questions. Over 100 lives have been lost, and many are wondering if more could have been done to warn those in the path of the raging waters.Specifically, folks are asking: Who was on flood watch? And why weren’t warnings issued sooner, especially for camps and homes in the state’s vulnerable Hill Country?Officials in Kerr County, where a heartbreaking 87 bodies have been recovered, are saying their main focus right now is finding victims. “This team up here is focused on bringing people home,” stated Lt. Col. Ben Baker of the Texas Game Wardens. It’s a somber and critical task, especially as hope for finding survivors dwindles – it’s been four days since anyone was found alive in Kerr County.But even as the search presses on, the questions about accountability and communication aren’t going away. This tragic event highlights the critical need for clear answers on how we protect our communities when nature unleashes its fury.