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The monster storm, which roared ashore Friday night near Rockport as a Category 4 hurricane, packing winds of at least 130 mph, has spread across hundreds of miles of South Texas.
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As the rain kept pouring, as many as 13 million people, from Houston to New Orleans, were under flood watches and warnings.
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Rockport, Texas, police, hampered by lack of cellphone or radio service, were assessing damage throughout the city Saturday morning and looking for any residents who might need rescue or medical help.
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More than 20,000 cruise ship passengers are stuck at sea in the ships, along with commercial ships including roll-on/roll-off carriers, two grain ships and a few bulk carriers.
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Harvey is headed like a battering ram toward the Texas coast and was upgraded late Friday to a Category 4 hurricane.
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Rain predictions remain in flux but forecasters are calling the storm 'life-threatening.' It could bring 20 to 25 inches of rain. -
Many of the 450,000 residents who live in the Corpus Christi metropolitan area are gone, and the rain is steady and almost pacifying.
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Edwards said that even though the storm is expected to land west of Louisiana, the state could still be inundated with heavy rainfall and a slight chance that the storm could re-enter the Gulf after landfall and head back east toward Louisiana.
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Hurricane Harvey is expected to make landfall late Friday in between Corpus Cristi and Matagorda Bay as a Category 3 storm, with winds upwards of 110 mph, the National Weather Service said Thursday morning.
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There has also been a storm surge warning issued from Port Mansfield to San Luis Pass, Texas.
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Tropical Depression Harvey is expected to make landfall on the Texas coast as a hurricane Friday.
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More than $250 million is available for eligible state, local, tribal and territorial governments.
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Hurricane season runs from June 1 through Nov. 30 but is generally more active from mid-August to late October.
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'I don’t think the taxpayer should reward risk going forward. We have to find ways to comprehensively become more resilient.'
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The arms and legs of those trapped inside one of the cars resting on its side were visible from several feet away.
