In Ingram, Texas, recent flooding led to an assessment of the area's flood warning systems. Following last year's July 4th flood, investigators determined that improvements were necessary.
The conclusion was that flood sirens should be installed and cell phone alerts enhanced.
Further details on the performance of these new systems during the latest flooding are available through WOAI News 4.
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