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- The results were published in Geophysical Research Letters and could help improve forecasts of future storms.
- In the aftermath of last year's floods, Associate Professor Daniella Rempe wanted to purchase an off-the-shelf, outdoor flood alarm for her old summer camp. She was shocked to discover no such thing existed. So she decided to design her own.
- Professor Zong-Liang Yang is advocating for a new method for forecasting floods in Central Texas. It uses data that's already being collected and could offer localized forecasts of how high water could rise. 🔗Learn more in our Q&A with Dr. Yang: jsg.utexas.edu/news/2026/07/z…
- @KXAN_News spoke to Professor Kerry Cook about recently published research on the factors that made the July 4, 2025 storms in Central Texas so intense. These findings could help to improve future storm predictions. Watch the segment here:
