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URGENT WARNING: Just now — Central Texas Braces for More Rain as Death Toll Expected to Rise Amid Relentless Flooding.With floodwaters still surging and entire communities underwater, Central Texas is preparing for another round of heavy rain. Officials fear the death toll, already staggering, will continue to climb. Rescue crews are working around the clock, but the threat is far from over. As skies darken again, millions are holding their breath…

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Central Texas Braces for More Rain as Death Toll Expected to Rise Amid Relentless Flooding...

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DEVASTATING UPDATE: The death toll from the historic Texas floods has now exceeded 100, with emergency officials warning that additional waves of flooding are imminent. Entire towns are submerged, rescue efforts are stretched thin, and millions remain at risk. As rainfall continues to pound the region, authorities are urging residents to flee low-lying areas immediately. The nightmare is far from over…

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BREAKING STATEMENT: Just Now from West Monroe, Louisiana, USA — Willie and Korie Robertson, have just released a deeply emotional message following the catastrophic floods that have claimed at least 132 lives and left over 170 missing across Texas. “As the floodwaters rose, so did the sorrow,” they shared. Entire towns were swallowed in minutes, families torn apart, and the heart of Texas now aches in the wake of one of the worst natural disasters in state history. With countless lives lost, many still missing, and thousands left with only the clothes on their backs and whispered prayers in the dark, the Robertsons offered their deepest condolences.

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“No Cameras. No Spotlight. Just George Strait — And 6 Planes Full of Hope” In the wake of catastrophic floods across Texas, George Strait didn’t issue a statement — he flew one. Quietly, without media or fanfare, the country legend piloted one of six privately chartered planes loaded with supplies to forgotten towns still underwater. Residents didn’t expect it. Many didn’t even know where the help had come from—until whispers spread: “George Strait sent this. And he flew it here himself.” No press. No sponsors. Just a man with a heart for his home state. Because real heroes don’t wait to be asked — they just show up.

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HEART-WRENCHING SCENE: Couple Escapes Death by Inches and the Life-Saving Embrace of Willie Robertson