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Texas Floods 2026: 3 Dead, 59 Counties Declared Disaster as Tropical Storm Bertha Compounds Catastrophe

July 25, 2026 by JOSHUA LINN

Catastrophic Texas floods 2026 leave 3 dead across 59 counties. Nueces River sets record, destroys bridge. Tropical Storm Bertha compounds crisis with second landfall near Texas-Louisiana border.

Texas Hill Country Floods: 20 Inches of Rain in 48 Hours Triggers Historic Emergency

July 21, 2026July 17, 2026 by JOSHUA LINN
Texas Hill Country floods July 2026 floodwaters submerge rural roads under dark storm clouds

The Guadalupe River rose 32 feet in four hours after 20 inches of rain fell across the Texas Hill Country in 48 hours. Two people are dead. More than 40 water rescues have been conducted. Here is what happened and why the Hill Country floods so fast.

Tornadoes, Flash Floods, and a Heat Wave: The June 2026 Storm Outbreak Hitting Millions

July 21, 2026June 17, 2026 by JOSHUA LINN
Tornadoes, Flash Floods, and a Heat Wave: The June 2026 Storm Outbreak Hitting Millions — featured image

A sprawling June 2026 storm outbreak is putting more than 90 million Americans under severe weather alerts. From deadly tornadoes in the Midwest to flash floods in the Gulf Coast and a punishing heat wave on the West Coast, the nation is battling extreme weather on three fronts simultaneously. Here is what is happening, region … Read more

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