Flash Flooding
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Renewed Flash Flooding Risk Over Heavy Rain Threatens Texas Until September 3
The flash flooding risk comes over a week after the devastating North Texas flood. Flash flooding could occur again in some parts of Texas in the coming hours and days, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).
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Two People Dead as Flash Flood Submerges Vehicles, Casinos, and Establishments in Las Vegas
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