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Number. Texas already hit with at least 15 trillion gallons of rain, and the storm its far from over. The National Weather service warns, life threatening flooding is continuing. The coast guard, getting more than 1,000 rescue calls every hour. 1,000 rescue calls every hour. Tonight, we are going to have the stories from some of the people who narrowly escaped the raging floodwaters and, some, who are still trapped. And the forecast, as the storm gathers, strength tonight. Look at that. Still lo...

This is cnn tonight im don lemon. This is an absolutely stunning number, texas already hit with at least 15 trillion gallons of rain and this storm is far from over. The National Weather service warns, life threatening flooding continues. The coast guard get 1,000 rescue calls an hour. Tonight well have the story from some people who escaped the flood waters and some who are still trapped. As the forecast as the storm gathers strength tonight. Look at that, still lots of rain and activities. Cnn...

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