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23 May 2024 8:28
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      Home > News > Environment

    Residents aren't taking any chances as flooding intensify's in southern US

    Residents aren't taking any chances as flooding intensify's in southern US


    Strong storms and heavy rainfall have been wreaking havoc in Texas since early April, washing away vehicles, damaging homes and triggering evacuations.

    FOX Weather Correspondent Nicole Valdes, told Sky News the floods are being compared to the devastating Hurricane Harvey in 2017.

    She says parts of the region have recorded up to seven inches of rain in the past 24 hours.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Top Stories

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    Aaron Smith is advocating a 'Giteau-Law' type rule for All Blacks selection from abroad and believes the selection criteria will change in this World Cup cycle More...

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     Today's News

    		 Rugby:
    Aaron Smith is advocating a 'Giteau-Law' type rule for All Blacks selection from abroad and believes the selection criteria will change in this World Cup cycle 8:17

     National:
    Norway, Ireland, Spain recognise Palestinian statehood: what this means for Middle East peace – expert Q&A 8:17

     Law and Order:
    Australian mother accused of bringing heroin and cocaine into Taiwan as part of 'drug transport syndicate' 8:17

     Business:
    The Reserve Bank governor says the Monetary Policy Committee spent considerable time discussing the possibility of hiking the Official Cash Rate 8:17

     Soccer:
    A longer contract for Phoenix football coach Giancarlo Italiano appears imminent 8:07

     Entertainment:
    Sofia Richie is "having a breakdown" before giving birth, according to her dad Lionel 8:06

     Business:
    A new bill to allow consumers to share their data with companies, hopes to give people more power 7:57

     Law and Order:
    A Police manhunt is continuing, after an active shooter alert at a South Auckland hotel last night 7:47

     Politics:
    UK general election called for July 4, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak makes surprise early announcement 7:37

     Wellington:
    Police and Coastguard volunteers will be training this evening in Wellington Harbour - to search for people when its dark outside 7:37

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