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A section of the South San Gabriel River Trail in Georgetown was completely obstructed by broken branches and tree trunks July 7 after a flood swept through the area July 5.
Georgetown

‘Never seen that before’: Georgetown residents share flood stories

By Anna Maness

Uprooted trees, destroyed lamp posts and overturned mobile homes dot the Georgetown-area landscape July 7.

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N. Lee Street/Summit Street remains closed amid flood conditions, pictured here July 5. (Amy Bryant/Community Impact)
Several low-water crossings remain closed amid flood ...
Persistent rain across Central Texas over the Fourth of July weekend has caused flooding and evacuations along the San Gabriel River in Georgetown. (Courtesy Gabbie Hernandez)
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Travis County Judge Andy Brown said an estimated 11 to 13 people are missing, however that number is still unconfirmed. The area is still under a flash flood watch until 7 p.m. July 6, according to the National Weather Service. (Haley Mcleod/Community Impact)
4 confirmed deaths, unconfirmed number missing after ...
Floodwaters significantly raised the water levels of the San Gabriel River near Liberty Hill. (Denise Seiler/Community Impact)
Liberty Hill, Leander set up shelters for victims of severe flooding
The low water crossing at N. Lee Street in Round Rock is closed amid flooding. (Amy Bryant/Community Impact)
Low-water crossing closes in Round Rock amid flood conditions
Persistent rain across Central Texas over the Fourth of July weekend has caused flooding and evacuations along the San Gabriel River in Georgetown. (Courtesy Gabbie Hernandez)
Evacuations underway as San Gabriel River floods in Georgetown, Liberty Hill
San Marcos faced heavy storms overnight June 12, activating storm sirens and causing flooding and widespread power outages across the region. (Jamie Moore/Community Impact)
San Marcos storms trigger sirens, flooding and outages
Austin officials held a news conference May 29 to discuss city response to a storm that hit North Austin the evening of May 28. (Elle Bent/Community Impact)
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According to the city website, the Outdoor Warning System is used to notify the public of three types of imminent threats: tornadoes, wildland fires, and public safety emergencies such as flash floods. (Courtesy city of San Marcos)
San Marcos updates public on when, why storm sirens are activated
The city of Georgetown and the Texas Department of Public Safety offered tips on how to stay safe as temperatures rise in Central Texas.
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A sign outside of Southside Community Center that says Warming Shelter Open
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Pablo Vegas and Thomas Gleeson listen during a briefing about winter weather Jan. 8 in Austin.
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A power transformer and lines.
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