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WGCU: Extreme rainfall: Modernized database may be saved from budget cuts after public outcry and deadly Texas flooding. “A next-gen federal database designed to predict extreme rainfall that leads to dangerous flooding may be safe from federal budget cuts after all, despite being officially halted on July 10. A key scientist who was working on the NOAA-funded Atlas-15 project to modernize […]

https://rbfirehose.com/2025/07/24/extreme-rainfall-modernized-database-may-be-saved-from-budget-cuts-after-public-outcry-and-deadly-texas-flooding-wgcu/

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Texting Through Bluetooth 📱

If you are ever in need to get in contact with friends and family in your area without the use of cell towers, one way you could do it is through Bluetooth.

While this tech might seem odd to need when you can message someone over the internet or cell signal, there are situations (like natural disasters), where having one of the apps could save your life.

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Olivia Julianna talks about how wearily predictable natural disasters are for Texas, and also how wearily predictable is the non-response of Texas government, the non-preparation for the natural disasters.

As people still swallow the diversionary line fed to them by state Republican leaders that we shouldn't "politicize" natural disasters….

#Texas #Republicans #NaturalDisasters #floods #hurricanes #tornadoes
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The Contrarian · How Many More Have to Die Before Texas Gets Serious About Preparedness?By Olivia Julianna