Waco sees heavy rains, lake releasing water
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
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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
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