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Boerne water turns brown after flooding stirs debris in City Lake

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By Joe DeCarlo Verified
| MSN Verified
BOERNE, Texas - Some residents are raising concerns after noticing brown, discolored water coming from their taps, prompting questions about what is causing it and whether it is safe to drink. Boerne Utilities said the discoloration is tied to flooding in June and July that increased the amount of naturally occurring organic material in Boerne City Lake, including “trees, dirt and plants.” Laura Robinson said she first noticed the issue at her northern Boerne home Tuesday morning.
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Boerne water turns brown after flooding stirs debris in City Lake Original

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By Joe DeCarlo Verified
| WOAI-TV (San Antonio, TX) Verified
BOERNE, Texas - Some residents are raising concerns after noticing brown, discolored water coming from their taps, prompting questions about what is causing it and whether it is safe to drink. Boerne Utilities said the discoloration is tied to flooding in June and July that increased the amount of naturally occurring organic material in Boerne City Lake, including “trees, dirt and plants.” Laura Robinson said she first noticed the issue at her northern Boerne home Tuesday morning.
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Threats of severe weather this weekend as cold front pushes into region

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By Joe DeCarlo Verified
| WOAI-TV (San Antonio, TX) Verified
SAN ANTONIO - Storm chances are in the forecast for the upcoming weekend, and that includes the threat of strong to severe storms as well. Activity is expected to increase through the day Saturday as a cold front pushes into the region. Activity will start in the Hill Country late morning and then gradually shift south into the afternoon and evening. Any activity will have the chance to produce large hail and damaging winds, thus the reason for a 'slight' risk, level 2 of 5, across the area.
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