Nueces River Surges in Cotulla area

Nearly 480 billion gallons of rain soaked the Hill Country last week — and now South Texas is feeling it. The Nueces River has surged past 23 feet in Cotulla, triggering a mandatory shelter-in-place near the KOA Campground and sending over 350 first responders into La Salle County to prepare. Reporter Zaria Oates has the latest on road closures, the Red Cross shelter set up for displaced residents, and what the KSAT Weather Authority says is coming through the weekend. This one is far from over.