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WilCo OEM says thankfully no injuries or deaths
WILLIAMSON COUNTY, Texas – A “rain bomb.” That’s how Michael Shoe, Williamson County Deputy Director of Emergency Management describes the deluge received in the wee hours of Saturday morning. He says the Emergency Operations Center activated at 4am. “Received approximately 6 inches on the western side of the county. San Gabriel crested about 24 feet,” Shoe said. Shoe says the river was back below flood stage by Saturday afternoon. “So it rose and fell…
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