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After multiple inches of rainfall in Austin and other cities along the Interstate 35 corridor, a flood watch remains in effect until Thursday.
A Flood Watch remains in effect for most of Central Texas, including the Austin metro, as heavy rain falls across the area.
Stalled storms are dumping up to a foot of rain across South Central Texas, with more heavy downpours and worsening river flooding expected through Thursday.
Without any measurable rainfall in three weeks, since June 20, rain chances return, thanks to an upper-level atmospheric disturbance from Mexico.
Much of the region faces the highest level possible for flooding rain today. Forecasters say it could be catastrophic.
The National Weather Service has a flash flood emergency in place, meaning an imminent threat to life.
The highest rain chances of the month so far are expected to arrive Monday and Tuesday as a more favorable weather pattern sets up across Texas.
Emergency warnings for multiple areas as crews perform rescues, a year after devastating floods hit Camp Mystic
Slow-moving storms are drenching South Texas, prompting swift-water rescues and a high risk of excessive rain and life-threatening flash flooding through late week.
Two men aged 65 and 74 have died in the flooding, which comes a year after a historic storm in the same area claimed the lives of more than 130 people
