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Texas Hill Country One of Deadliest Sites in U.S. for Flash Flooding

  • Texas Hill Country's steep terrain, intense storms, and rocky, shallow soil limit absorption, causing rapid runoff and frequent deadly flash floods.
  • NWS gauge data showed water rising one foot every five minutes around 3 a.m., with the river surging over 20 feet by 4:30 a.m., described as 'a rain bomb' by Gharaibeh.
  • The Guadalupe River surged over 29 feet, destroying homes and washing away campers, with at least 59 dead and 11 missing, highlighting extreme flood danger.
  • Experts call for improved early warning systems with diverse, rapid alerts to better mitigate Texas Hill Country's deadly flash floods, as recent data reveals system failures and extreme rainfall.
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MYPANHANDLE broke the news in on Saturday, July 5, 2025.
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