Texas and Oklahoma Face Continued Flood Risk from Heavy Rains
Flood watches and advisories are active across southern Oklahoma and large parts of Texas until October 2, driven by heavy rainfall and the remnants of Hurricane Polo. Widespread precipitation of 1 to 4 inches, with isolated totals up to 8 inches, is expected, raising concerns for flash flooding and moderate river flooding in affected areas. This ongoing weather event poses a significant risk to regional communities.
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