Beleaguered Weather Service Defends Its Forecasts as Texas Officials Point Fingers over Flood Warnings
- Today, Georgetown officials closed parks, streets, and bridges as the San Gabriel River flooded amid ongoing heavy rain, prompting evacuations in the area.
- Following persistent rain, the San Gabriel River flooded in Georgetown, prompting flash flood warnings until 1 p.m. as the region experienced ongoing heavy rainfall.
- Williamson County officials report evacuations for residents near Bear Creek, CR 200, and Rio Bonita RV park to Cross Tracks Church and East View High School, including animals and social services.
- Emergency shelters opened at Georgetown Recreation Center and First United Methodist Church, with animals relocated to Williamson County Shelter as Cedar Park Fire aids Liberty Hill rescue efforts.
- Beyond immediate measures, officials warn that debris risks keep bridges closed as the situation evolves with ongoing updates pending.
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Evacuations underway as San Gabriel River floods in Georgetown, Liberty Hill
Williamson County and city of Georgetown officials are recommending some residents in the Georgetown and Liberty Hill areas evacuate as the San Gabriel River floods and the region continues to see persistent rain.
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