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This August in Central Texas is heating up fast—with temps already flirting with 97 degrees and no relief in sight. While the region usually sees 2.74 inches of rain, this year’s forecast shows drought-like conditions. Last year’s record-breaking heat (80+ days over 100°) and near-zero rainfall highlight just how extreme things can get. Meanwhile, 2022’s heavy rains caused deadly flash floods and destroyed homes—proving that too much water can be just as dangerous as too little. As we barrel through August, residents are bracing for a summer that’s hotter, drier, and more unpredictable than ever.

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