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Does the World Cup host committee have a plan for possible flooding on Houston's next World Cup match?

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By Trason Bragg 
| Houston Business Journal
A forecast calling for possible severe storms June 17 is raising questions about how the weather could affect Houston’s second World Cup match as thousands of fans travel to the stadium.
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Does the World Cup host committee have a plan for possible flooding on Houston's next World Cup match?

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By Trason Bragg 
| KVUE-TV (Austin, TX)
HOUSTON — A forecast calling for possible severe storms Wednesday is raising questions about how the weather could affect Houston’s second World Cup match as thousands of fans travel to the stadium. Organizers and city agencies have not publicly detailed a specific game-day weather plan in response to the latest forecast. However, Houston Public Works released a statement outlining steps the city is taking ahead of the potential storms.
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Does the World Cup host committee have a plan for possible flooding on Houston's next World Cup match?

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By Trason Bragg 
| Yahoo Sports
A forecast calling for possible severe storms Wednesday is raising questions about how the weather could affect Houston’s second World Cup match as thousands of fans travel to the stadium. Organizers and city agencies have not publicly detailed a specific game-day weather plan in response to the latest forecast. However, Houston Public Works released a statement outlining steps the city is taking ahead of the potential storms.
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