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Comal County orders mandatory evacuations from FM 311 to county line due to flood risk
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· July 16, 2026
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Comal County issues mandatory evacuation along the Guadalupe River from the county line at Guadalupe State Park to FM 311 due to flooding. Residents urged to leave now; shelter open at Spring Branch Middle School.
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Key points Residents urged to leave now; shelter open at Spring Branch Middle School. Comal County issues mandatory evacuation along the Guadalupe River from the county line at Guadalupe State Park to FM 311 due to flooding. More schools Today’s briefing Local events
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