Flooding along the San Gabriel River in Georgetown, Texas, caused evacuations at nearby RV parks on Wednesday, May 27, 2026. Heavy rainfall across Central Texas pushed river levels higher through Williamson County, resulting in overflow near RV sites, roadways, and wooded areas along the river corridor. Photographs by Jay Janner/Austin American-Statesman
Floodwaters spread across low-lying areas, prompting evacuations at the Good Water RV Park and the Shady River RV Resort. Aerial photos capture the extent of the flooding, showing the river overflowing its banks and submerging parts of the RV parks.
One photograph depicts a person evacuating a trailer from the Shady River RV Resort amidst the flooding. Another shows belongings left in the water at the same resort as the river overflows its banks.
The San Gabriel River's flooding highlights the ongoing challenges faced by Central Texas communities in the wake of heavy rainfall and rising river levels.