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  • Homeowners in flood-prone areas face tough questions over whether to rebuild September 19, 2017
    FEMA says the National Flood Insurance Program has already paid $347 million to Hurricane Harvey victims. During Harvey, 27 inches of water ...
  • Don't expect the insurance industry to protect you from climate change September 19, 2017
    In the wake of Harvey and Irma, insurance providers, including the government-administered National Flood Insurance Program, are sure to spend ...
  • Hensarling Voted Against Harvey Aid, but Maybe He's Not the Real Bad Guy September 19, 2017
    We can still agree that the National Flood Insurance Program created by Congress in 1968 has been an unconscionable agent of mayhem, climate ...
  • Cy-Fair unites in aftermath of Hurricane Harvey's historic flooding September 19, 2017
    Following the unprecedented flooding Hurricane Harvey caused in ... the 100-year floodplains on all the National Flood Insurance Program-studied ...
  • Letter: When you add it all up September 19, 2017
    Donald Trump's budget-cut proposals include FEMA ($1 billion), National Flood Insurance Program ($190 million), etc. His “leadership” is increasingly ...

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  • Dense Fog Advisory issued September 19 at 7:34AM CDT until September 19 at 9:00AM CDT by NWS September 19, 2017
    ...DENSE FOG ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 9 AM CDT THIS MORNING... * VISIBILITY...Visibilities around one quarter of a mile or less will occur at times overnight into early Tuesday morning across the area. Visibilities will be the worst near lakes and river valleys.
  • Special Weather Statement issued September 19 at 7:28AM CDT by NWS September 19, 2017
    ...Patchy Dense Fog Through the Morning Commute... Patchy dense fog has developed across the region. Visibilities will be reduced to less than one quarter mile through the morning commute. If you encounter dense fog...slow down and use low beam headlights. The fog will likely lift around mid morning.
  • Flood Warning issued September 19 at 8:14AM EDT until further notice by NWS September 19, 2017
    River levels continue to slowly recede on the Shingle Creek near Campbell and levels will remain above flood stage through mid week. Rain chances remain low through much of the week, so additional rises due to heavy rain over the basin are not expected through that time. The Flood Warning Continues For

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