Hurricane Harvey is currently devastating southeastern Texas, including the city of Houston. Disastrous flooding, winds gusting up to 95 km/h, and even tornadoes have already caused billions of dollars in property damage, and have reportedly claimed at least 9 lives. Since Harvey made landfall at Rockport, Texas, in the early hours of August 26th, the Internet has become inundated with harrowing photos and stories from affected areas - stories of tragedy, rescue, community and generosity. We're bringing you the ones that are making headlines, and stirring hearts, worldwide.
If you would like to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey, Houston mayor Sylvester Turner has set up an emergency relief fund which can be found here.
Scroll down the see the storm that is being called "the worst disaster in Texas history" for yourself. Our thoughts are with all those touched by this event.
#43 Cattle Are Stranded In A Flooded Pasture On Highway 71 In La Grange, Texas

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#44 People Are Rescued From Flood Waters From Hurricane Harvey On An Air Boat In Dickinson

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#45 An Elderly Man Is Carried After Being Rescued In East Houston, Texas

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#46 Two Kayakers Try To Beat The Current Pushing Them Down An Overflowing Brays Bayou From Tropical Storm Harvey In Houston

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#47 Residents Wade Through Flood Waters From Tropical Storm Harvey In Beaumont Place

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#48 A Cow Struggles To Keep Its Head Above Floodwaters Near Fulton

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#51 A Man Walks Through Floodwaters And Onto The Main Road After Surveying His Property

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#52 People Evacuate A Neighborhood Inundated By Floodwaters From Tropical Storm Harvey On Monday

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#57 Sterling Broughton Is Moved From A Rescue Boat Onto A Kayak In Dickenson, Texas

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#58 Residents With A Dog Sit In The Back Of A Truck While Waiting To Be Rescued From Rising Floodwaters In Spring, Texas

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#60 Area Residents Use A Kayak To Rescue Motorists Stranded On Interstate Highway 45 In Houston

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