Torrential rains flood Gulf Coast Emergency response swamps Houston and Louisiana
The governor sent National Guard troops to Houston as rains flooded homes and highways across southeast Texas and parts of Louisiana. More than 100 nursing home patients were evacuated in Louisiana, and emergency crews received about 500 calls for help in Houston. Authorities warned of continuing rain and widespread flooding with roads closed and Hobby Airport temporarily shut.
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Houston
Texas
National Guard
Louisiana
Bill White
Rusty Cornelius
Harris County Emergency Management
Hobby Airport
National Weather Service
Rick Perry
Texas Army National Guard
Interstate 10
Josh Lichter
Holly Hill Nursing Home
Lake Charles
Sulphur
Glenn Berry
Dick Gremillion
Calcasieu
Fires force evacuations around Sedona Oak Creek Canyon
Southwest Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon face a 1,100 acre wildfire as fire crews battle hot dry winds. About 400 homes and 100 in five subdivisions were evacuated while crews reduced the burned area from 3,000 to 1,100 acres. No buildings damaged yet. Residents urged to pray for rain amid forecasts of low humidity and 10 to 20 mph winds.
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Sedona
Ariz
Oak Creek Canyon
Arizona
Serge Wright
Connie Birkland
Birkland
Gila National Forest
Lake Roberts
Shayna Carney
Colorado
Costilla
Denver
National Interagency Fire Center
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