Texas, stay weather-aware today: heavy rain could bring flash flooding across the state.
What happened
FEMA warns that heavy rain could cause flash flooding across Texas. It explains that a Flood Watch means flooding is possible and a Flood Warning means flooding is expected or happening, and advises avoiding flooded roads.
What it means for you: If you live in Texas, check local alerts and avoid driving through flood water. Remember to turn around, don't drown.
Official source: FEMA (@fema on X) (post on X): Texas, stay weather-aware today: heavy rain could bring flash flooding across the state.
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