Tropical storm Bertha enters Texas
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Parts of Texas Hill Country received over 2 feet of rain – around a year’s worth – in just a few days, prompting several flash flood emergencies. At least two people died and there were more than 230 water rescues,
A flood watch remains in effect on Thursday, July 16 for parts of Texas Hill Country for the potential for life-threatening flooding.
The second landfall comes a day after Tropical Storm Bertha first came ashore in Louisiana.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department says more than 40 people have been rescued from high waters as heavy downpours drenching South Texas continue to raise the risk of flash flooding
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At least one person has died, and emergency workers have rescued scores of people. Gov. Greg Abbott said the rain in the state was likely to break records.
In Chula Vista, south of Crystal City, residents of the Hispanic community searched through the debris after a flood caught them off-guard.
Several Texas counties remain under flood warnings and watches and flash flood warnings Friday, July 17, including the Hill Country.