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Central Texas braces for major flooding as a flood watch kicks in through Thursday evening, with rain totals of 2-6 inches possible and isolated spots hitting up to 8 inches—thanks to tropical moisture colliding with atmospheric disturbances. The National Weather Service has issued a level two out of four flood risk for counties west of I-35, including Travis, Williamson, and others, where already saturated ground could trigger flash floods, especially in low-lying areas. Expect gusty winds up to 50 mph and lightning as storms roll in throughout the day and persist on and off through Thursday. Stay safe: never drive through flooded roads—just inches of moving water can be deadly. Head to higher ground early and steer clear of known flood zones.

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