Emergency crews conducted two separate flood rescues on Saturday as heavy rains caused dangerous conditions across multiple states.

In West Virginia, 28 Boy Scouts were rescued from fast-moving floodwaters along the Cacapon River during what began as a routine river trip. The scouts became trapped when flood conditions developed, prompting a rescue operation by local emergency responders.

Meanwhile in southern Texas, first responders rescued an infant from a vehicle that became trapped in floodwaters. Video footage captured the rescue operation as emergency personnel worked to extract the child from the stranded car.

Both incidents highlight the dangers posed by rapidly changing flood conditions. Emergency officials regularly warn against driving through flooded roadways and recommend avoiding water activities during periods of heavy rainfall and flood warnings.

No injuries were reported in either rescue operation. The incidents occurred as parts of the United States experienced severe weather conditions and flooding over the weekend.