US EditionGeorgia MAGA Candidate Stands by 'Fake Weather' Claims After Texas Flash Flood
- On July 4th, over 12 inches of rain caused deadly flash floods in central Texas, resulting in dozens of deaths and numerous rescues.
- Meteorologists cite human-caused climate change increasing atmospheric moisture, combined with rugged hills and stalled weather systems, as the key factors behind the July flooding in central Texas.
- Texas floods caused at least 30 deaths, including nine children, and left 27 girls missing at Camp Mystic, with roughly 120 billion gallons of water dumped, according to meteorologists.
- According to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, rescue teams saved at least 850 people in 36 hours, with some victims clinging to trees to survive.
- More broadly, this event exemplifies a troubling pattern of deadly flash floods across the US, described as a “once-in-a-generation” phenomenon by meteorologist Robert Henson.
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House Democrat says climate change ‘obviously a part of’ Texas flooding
House Democrat says climate change ‘obviously a part of’ Texas flooding The Hill Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source The post House Democrat says climate change ‘obviously a part of’ Texas flooding – The Hill appeared first on RocketNews.
'Truly frightening': MAGA candidate ripped for posting conspiracy theory about Texas floods
Kandiss Taylor, a congressional candidate from Georgia and supporter of President Donald Trump's Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement, faced criticism for a social media post Saturday in which she shared conspiracy theories about the recent deadly flash floods along Texas’s Guadalupe River.In a ...
Santa Maria Times
Independent EspañolWASHINGTON (AP) — Amazing amounts of humidity in the air fueled a storm that slowly advanced and caused intense rains in central Texas, creating conditions for deadly flash floods in the early hours of the morning, when...
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