Why Texas Hill Country is one of the deadliest places in the US for flash flooding
In Texas Hill Country, danger doesn’t always come with a warning. On July 4, a flash flood turned deadly in the early morning hours, killing at least 43 people and leaving dozens missing near the Guadalupe River. The region is no stranger to such tragedies—its rugged hills, shallow creeks, and sudden storms have earned it the title “Flash Flood Alley.” As climate shifts and development expands, experts warn that better forecasting, smarter infrastructure, and public awareness are the best defenses against this recurring threat. Hatim Sharif, with The Conversation has the full story.
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