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Owners said a Texas RV park was safe. Then flooding killed 37 people.

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By Anna M. Phillips, Jonathan O'Connell Verified, Molly Hennessy-Fiske Verified, Jarrett Ley, Aaron C. Davis Verified, Joyce Lee Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Owners said a Texas RV park was safe. Then flooding killed 37 people. (washingtonpost.com) Owners said a Texas RV park was safe. Then flooding killed 37 people. By Anna Phillips; Jonathan O'Connell; Molly Hennessy-Fiske; Jarrett Ley; Aaron C. Davis; Joyce Sohyun Lee 2025081510001600 INGRAM, Texas — In the fall of 2021, a real estate executive whose company was planning to upgrade an RV park along the Guadalupe River assured officials that guests would have time to flee in the event of a flood.
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As heat soars, the Southwest ditches ‘swamp coolers’ for air conditioning Original

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By Anna M. Phillips
| The Washington Post Verified
As heat soars, the Southwest ditches ‘swamp coolers’ for air conditioning (washingtonpost.com) As heat soars, the Southwest ditches ‘swamp coolers’ for air conditioning By Anna Phillips 2025071510003200 In late May in Albuquerque, as the temperature in Derek Villanueva's classroom hovered around 80 degrees, he looked out at a sea of flushed, sleepy high-schoolers. His school's cooling system wasn't broken — it seemed overwhelmed, he said.
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Tropical Depression Chantal brings major flooding to North Carolina

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By Anna M. Phillips
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Tropical Depression Chantal brings major flooding to North Carolina (washingtonpost.com) Tropical Depression Chantal brings major flooding to North Carolina By Anna Phillips 2025070714400000 As Tropical Depression Chantal moved over North Carolina on Sunday night, the storm flooded cities and towns, closed hundreds of roads and left dozens of residents stranded, prompting water rescues and evacuations.
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