US EditionAuthorities Will Wait to Address Questions About Texas Floods, as Search for the Dead Goes On
- During the holiday weekend, a U.S. Coast Guard swimmer rescued nearly 200 people amid devastating floods in central Texas.
- Driven by unprecedented rainfall in Texas Hill Country, 1.8 trillion gallons of rain fell in hours, causing catastrophic floods and over 80 deaths.
- The floods caused by unprecedented rainfall in Texas led to over 80 deaths and more than 850 rescues, as authorities continue search efforts amid record river levels.
- Texas officials blamed NWS forecasts for underestimating rain, as search efforts continue and region braces for more storms.
- Despite criticism, meteorologists argue forecasts were accurate, with severity of rainfall an unforeseeable factor, as staffing shortages at NWS offices may have impacted warnings.
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Authorities will wait to address questions about Texas floods, as search for the dead goes on
Authorities overseeing the search for flood victims in Texas said that they will wait to address questions about weather warnings and why some summer camps did not evacuate ahead of the catastrophic flooding that killed nearly 90 people over the…
Local officials update on flood relief press conference
SAN ANGELO, Texas (Concho Valley Homepage) — Local officials held a press conference at 4 p.m. on July 7 to provide updates regarding relief efforts following the fatal July 4 flash floods. The conference is available to watch in the video player above. A summary of the conference will be posted shortly. Where to help: San Angelo donation locations The City stated that the conference will be streamed online and may be watched on its Facebo…
Daily on Energy: Texas flood news, admin sees blackouts from AI and renewables, and the return of tariffs - Washington Examiner
WHAT’S HAPPENING TODAY: Good afternoon and happy Monday, readers! We hope you all had a restful three-day weekend and an enjoyable Independence Day! House Republicans have canceled votes and pushed back several hearings scheduled for this week, giving our congressional reporters a much-needed break after some all-star coverage of the passing of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families affected by the deadl…
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