Good morning, Georgetown.

Dangerous floodwaters forced an emergency evacuation of dogs and cats from the Georgetown animal shelter on Saturday.

All animals were moved to Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter—staff there are urging residents to foster at least 85 cats and 35 dogs.

Photos and videos show that flash flooding in Travis, Williamson and Burnet counties has killed 2 people and left 10 missing as up to 15 inches of rain has caused rising waters to force evacuations and rescue efforts in areas including Georgetown—where residents near apartment complexes are being advised to evacuate amid dangerous conditions.

Georgetown Mayor Josh Schroeder announced on Facebook that a boil water notice went into effect at 4 p.m. Saturday, July 5, after a watermain broke due to flooding.

Residents in areas such as North Old Town, Parkview Estates, and Stillwater must boil water for use while crews work to restore the service—further updates will follow.

The Williamson County Office of Emergency Management advised Georgetown residents to evacuate mobile home parks along the San Gabriel River Saturday morning— including Riverside, Shady River and Goodwater— as rising waters forced closures at San Gabriel and Blue Hole parks.

Police said additional streets closed as rain continued.

Open House at 121 Waterford Ln

6-8 p.m. — 121 Waterford Ln — Free entry — Explore this stunning home with modern amenities and picturesque riverfront views.

Greater Austin Suzuki Institute

Student Institute Program — July 23-27 — Southwestern University — Early bird registration available — A week-long immersive program for budding musicians.

Open House Tour

6-8 p.m. — 523 San Marco Trl — $650,000 — Explore this elegant two-story home with a heated pool and modern amenities nestled under majestic oak trees.

Summer Meltdown Half Marathon

6:55-11:00 a.m. — Lake Pflugerville Park — Registration required — Embrace the heat and conquer the half marathon challenge.

Sunday with Sinatra

2-4 p.m. — Alma Thomas Fine Arts Center — Tickets available — Experience the charm and swing of Frank Sinatra's classics performed live by Ken Kruse.