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Texas residents say timely alerts and last year’s catastrophic floods helped them prepare for this year’s deluge - NBC News

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Priscilla Thompson, Marlene Lenthang, Juliette Arcodia
Texas residents say timely alerts and last year’s catastrophic floods helped them prepare for this year’s deluge - NBC News
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Residents in the Texas Hill Country are managing a new round of flash flooding, crediting improved alert systems and lessons from previous disasters for their preparedness. The region has faced repeated severe weather events over the last two years.

KERR COUNTY, Texas The Texas Hill Country has been lashed with another round of catastrophic flash flooding, reminiscent of last years devastating inundation over the July Fourth holiday that killed …

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Texas residents say timely alerts and last year’s catastrophic floods helped them prepare for this year’s deluge - NBC News — Headlinne — headlinne