First Named Storm of Hurricane Season Brings Heavy Rain and Flooding to Mexico and Texas

First named storm of hurricane season hits Mexico, causing heavy rain and flooding. Texas also experienced flooding with 51 counties declared disaster areas.

The first named storm of the hurricane season landed in Mexico on Thursday, bringing heavy rain and flooding to the Gulf Coast and Texas. Alberto weakened as it moved over Mexico, causing four deaths in the country and leading to rains and gusty winds on the Texas coast.

Parts of Texas experienced moderate flooding on Wednesday, with streets turning into waterways. Governor Greg Abbott issued a disaster declaration for 51 Texas counties to ensure the availability of resources and personnel for storm response.

State Response

The Texas A&M Forest Service activated four teams with 100 personnel and 24 vehicles, while the Texas National Guard readied three platoons consisting of over 40 personnel and 20 vehicles, including Chinook helicopters.

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