Texas Officials Prepare For Flooding, Storm Surge From Alberto

Tropical Storm Alberto has formed in the Gulf of Mexico and is expected to make landfall in Mexico. However, this does not mean Texas is clear. Officials are preparing for downpours, flooding, and storm surges in the Lone Star state. Brazoria County Judge Matt Sebesta has the latest on the preparation efforts. #hurricaneHQ #foxweather
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[@frankblangeard8865]

The U.S. Drought Monitor still shows south and west Texas mostly abnormally dry or in drought.

[@dudleyhardial2273]

That will probably be changed over the coming weeks once they determine how much rain has fallen. The rain from today will not yet be enough to balance the deficit.

[@geoffharkins9336]

One of the most absurd examples of a phony news anchor cadence I've ever heard...He sounds like he's calling a Mets game in 1977

[@threedogzz]

Fake news. Rain is normal

[@williamstamper442]

Dan Crenshaw vibes....visually only.
Actually i apologize to the man being interviewed, im sure he is a much better American citizen than Crenshaw.

[@sl4983]

Engineered.