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The National Hurricane Center has forecasted "unsurvivable storm surge" from Hurricane #Laura in parts of Louisiana and Texas. Do NOT underestimate this storm. This is what that kind of water height looks like:
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#HurricaneLaura is likely to produce storm surges, high winds, and rainfall hazards that extend far outside the eye of the storm, along the Gulf Coast. Stay safe everyone! A great visualizalization on storm surges was done by @weatherchannel #NOLA #Texas #storm #news
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🔥Over the past several days, significant wildfire activity has increased statewide, particularly in central Texas where rainfall has been minimal. 🚸One of the main causes of grass fires is driving and parking over dry grass. 👉Learn more at: https://teapaw.org/t.co/GKfAgGQFpq
Many of the departments involved are associated with Texas emergency services districts.
In true Texan spirit, we would like to thank the local Texas fire departments who have mobilized this year to help suppress wildfires as part of the Texas Intrastate Fire Mutual Aid System (TIFMAS). Learn more about TIFMAS at https://teapaw.org/t.co/Pp5bW5KRzo.
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Update: #HolcombeRoadFire in Crockett County is now 5% contained at an estimated 5,000 acres. #txfire
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dshs.texas.gov/coronavirus/o… has #COVID19 info and recommendations for communities and specific groups like: 🔷Homes 🔷Work 🔷Schools 🔷Event coordinators 🔷Community & faith-based orgs. 🔷High-risk individuals 🔷Pregnant women & children 🔷Homeless shelters 🔷Mental health
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Texas A&M's V.G. Young Institute of County Government is sponsoring SAFE-D's Fall Workshop.
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