In South Texas, heavy storms and floods occurred, which resulted in at least three people killed. Hundreds of houses were flooded, drivers threw cars on the roads. This was reported on Friday, March 28, The Texas Tribune reported.
The most affected by the Rio Grandnd-Welly region, where showers were the most powerful for over a century. In the city of Harlingen, a record 21.5 inches of rainfall were recorded - the last thing happened in 1912.
More than 100 water rescue operations were carried out in Alamo. The padlaco confirmed 30-40 salvation. In total, the showers have caused large -scale interruptions with electricity - more than 3400 consumers remained without light.
Due to the bad weather, the airport was closed in Harlingen, all flights were canceled. Temporary shelters have been opened in several cities, schools and universities have canceled classes.
Cameron County appealed to the governor to declare a state of emergency. Meanwhile, meteorologists warn that even after reducing rainfall, the situation remains critical - new showers can again cause flooding.
