US EditionWas Texas Warned Of Flooding Properly? Here’s What We Know
- During Monday’s briefing, Leavitt called blaming Trump a 'depraved lie' and defended the NWS’s timely forecasts amid flooding controversy.
- During the Trump administration, NOAA downsizing caused the San Antonio NWS office to lose its warning coordination meteorologist and shed nearly 600 staff by spring.
- The NWS issued a flood watch on July 3 at 1:18 p.m., with warnings over three hours ahead and the Guadalupe River rising 20 feet in three hours.
- At least 91 people, including children, died in Texas floods; Trump declared Kerr County a disaster zone and plans to visit families later this week.
- Schumer urged an inspector general inquiry into NWS staffing shortages that may have weakened flood warnings amid political disputes over disaster preparedness.
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Outrage on social media over liberal figures politicizing Texas flood disaster
Some liberals may end up regretting their social media posts politicizing the disastrous flooding in Texas after getting major backlash this week.Multiple liberal figures on social media, along with major Democratic Party figures, took serious heat this week after blaming the damage and deaths caused by flooding in Texas this week on President Donald Trump and the Republican Party. Even some other prominent liberals condemned the political attac…
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'Depraved lie': White House complains Democrats are blaming Trump for Texas floods
An increasingly “anxious” White House is lashing out at Democrats and the media, accusing them—without providing evidence—of blaming President Donald Trump for the catastrophic Texas floods that have killed over 90 people, including many children.Critics are questioning whether cuts to the National Weather Service (NWS) by the Trump administration hampered accurate forecasting and slowed emergency warnings. Others point to failures by local offi…
'Depraved Lie': White House Claims Democrats Are Blaming Trump for Texas Floods
An increasingly “anxious” White House is lashing out at Democrats and the media, accusing them—without providing evidence—of blaming President Donald Trump for the catastrophic Texas floods that have killed over 90 people, including many children. Critics are questioning whether cuts to the National Weather Service (NWS) by the Trump administration hampered accurate forecasting and slowed […]
Debate erupts over role job cuts played in weather forecasts
Former federal officials and outside experts have warned for months that President Donald Trump’s staffing cuts to the National Weather Service could endanger lives. After torrential rains and flash flooding struck Friday in the Texas Hill Country, the weather service…
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