Waco digs out from aftermath of late May storms
Restaurants and small businesses from West Waco to Colcord Avenue lost business over two days without power and had to throw out ingredients because of a loss of refrigeration.
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Restaurants and small businesses from West Waco to Colcord Avenue lost business over two days without power and had to throw out ingredients because of a loss of refrigeration.
The NWS Fort Worth office issued a flood warning for McLennan, Bell and surrounding counties until early Friday, citing chances of 2 to 3 inches of rain in some areas.
Waco saw more than three inches of rain Thursday morning, causing the Brazos River water level to rise above the riverwalk through downtown. More rain chances are in the forecast
Gov. Greg Abbott issued a disaster declaration for 29 Texas counties who were impacted by last week’s storms.
With sirens blaring in Killeen and cellphones buzzing with weather alerts, a troubling storm system veered up the western edge of the Killeen-Copperas Cove area on Friday morning.