Estimated 480 billion gallons of rain fell for parts of Hill Country between July 13 and July 17 - KSAT

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Estimated 480 billion gallons of rain fell for parts of Hill Country between July 13 and July 17 - KSAT.

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Estimated 480 billion gallons of rain fell for parts of Hill Country between July 13 and July 17 KSATA year's worth of rain in 5 days: Here are the highest rainfall totals across the area KXAN AustinHill Country floods return as UT Arlington researchers warn of rising risk CBS NewsFlood warnings remain in effect for multiple Texas rivers KUTVictim ID'd after getting swept away by deadly Texas floods FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth

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Rivers across Texas Hill Country were still rising on Friday, after the region got more than two feet of rain.

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The downpours that began Monday were finally winding down, but the danger is not over.

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Jason Allen reports and Eric Fisher has the forecast.

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A: Estimated 480 billion gallons of rain fell for parts of Hill Country between July 13 and July 17 - KSAT.

B: Estimated 480 billion gallons of rain fell for parts of Hill Country between July 13 and July 17 KSATA year's worth of rain in 5 days: Here are the highest rainfall totals across the area KXAN AustinHill Country floods return as UT Arlington researchers warn of rising risk CBS NewsFlood warnings remain in effect for multiple Texas rivers KUTVictim ID'd after getting swept away by deadly Texas floods FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth