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Texas declares emergency amid high risk of flash flooding a year after state was hit by Camp Mystic disaster that killed 28
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The Camp Mystic disaster, which occurred last year, resulted in significant loss of life and highlighted the state's vulnerability to severe weather events. Flash flooding is a major concern in Texas due to its geography, with heavy rainfall able to quickly overwhelm drainage systems and cause widespread damage. The declaration of an emergency in nearly 60 counties indicates the state is taking proactive measures to prepare for and respond to the potential flooding.
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Texas declares emergency amid high risk of flash flooding a year after state was hit by Camp Mystic disaster that killed 28
Severe weather will hit nearly 60 counties, with flash flood warnings in effect for parts of south-central Texas
14 Jul, 23:47
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