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Extreme flooding ravaged central Texas. USA TODAY answers your FAQs

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Extreme flooding ravaged central Texas. USA TODAY answers your FAQs

Rebecca Morin USA TODAY 08/07/2025 14:28

After flash floods swept across central Texas, Americans have many questions. Here are answers.

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After flash floods swept across central Texas, Americans have many questions. Here are answers.
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