New flooding haunts Hill Country residents a year after historic disaster

A year after the catastrophic July Fourth disaster, new flooding hit the Texas Hill Country on Thursday — and residents say it brought back the same intense anxieties. The Texas Tribune reports that people who lived through twenty twenty-five's historic flood describe feeling better prepared this time, even as the rising water stirred familiar fears. For a region still marked by that disaster, it's a reminder of how long its shadow can linger.

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