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Flood waters from the West Fork of the San Jacinto River approached Kings Harbor on May 3. (Courtesy Kevin Bondy)
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Humble, New Caney ISDs to resume normal operations May 6 as Lake Houston-area floodwaters recede

By Hannah Brol

While a flood watch remains in effect through the evening of May 5, data shows water levels in the Lake Houston area are continuing to recede and local school districts are planning to reopen for classes May 6.

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