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Flash floods strike Texas’ Hill Country again, claiming lives and triggering rescues—but this time, new sirens blare and phone alerts buzz, hinting at real progress since last year’s deadly disaster. Despite improved warning systems and state investments in sensors and sirens, rural areas still struggle with timely, localized alerts. Officials credit these upgrades with saving lives, as Governor Abbott says lessons from last year’s tragedy are driving a more prepared response.

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