Texas floods kill 2, with more storms to come
Mandatory evacuations are in effect in the Texas Hill Country due to life-threatening flash floods that have damaged bridges and roads. More heavy rain is expected overnight, with forecasts predicting up to 20cm (eight inches) of additional precipitation through Friday morning.

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AI-generatedMandatory evacuations are in effect in the Texas Hill Country due to life-threatening flash floods that have damaged bridges and roads. More heavy rain is expected overnight, with forecasts predicting up to 20cm (eight inches) of additional precipitation through Friday morning. This follows a week of downpours that have prompted comparisons to a catastrophic flood last year. The evacuations are being hindered by nearly 90 road and highway closures between San Antonio and Del Rio. Firefighters, state game wardens, and police officers are conducting rescues for residents trapped by the rising waters or stranded on their homes.
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5 extractedEmergency responders are conducting rescues of trapped residents.
Nearly 90 road and highway closures are reported between San Antonio and Del Rio.
Up to 20cm (eight inches) of additional precipitation is forecast for a wide swathe of Texas through Friday morning.
Mandatory evacuations are underway in the Texas Hill Country due to life-threatening flash floods.
Texas floods have caused two fatalities.