Two dead as Texas braces for more ‘record-shattering’ rain
- Torrential rains have claimed two lives in Texas and the threat isn’t over yet as the state braces for more dangerous flash flooding Friday.
- Emergency services have already conducted 230 rescues this week, including a dramatic helicopter operation that saved a man and his dog from a submerged truck.
- Early Friday, the National Weather Service issued a flash flood emergency for Sonora, a city in Sutton County located approximately 170 miles northwest of San Antonio.
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- Torrential rains have claimed two lives in Texas and the threat isn’t over yet as the state braces for more dangerous flash flooding Friday.
- Emergency services have already conducted 230 rescues this week, including a dramatic helicopter operation that saved a man and his dog from a submerged truck.
- Early Friday, the National Weather Service issued a flash flood emergency for Sonora, a city in Sutton County located approximately 170 miles northwest of San Antonio.
Sources: The Independent