Texas in the United States is experiencing heavy rain and may face flooding disaster again.

On July 13th local time, just over a week after floods swept through the Texas Hill Country region in the United States, some areas in central Texas are facing heavy rains, flooding, and rapidly rising river waters due to thunderstorm weather. The region may be facing another flood disaster. It is understood that a flash flood emergency has been issued in the southeast of San Saba County, Texas, where 15 to 20 centimeters of rain fell in six hours. Due to the rainfall, some areas of San Saba County have been issued mandatory evacuation orders. According to the National Weather Service, in Sutton, Texas, flooding has caused vehicles to stall on Interstate 10, and floodwaters are approaching some homes. It is expected that the water level of the San Saba River near San Saba will reach above 944.88 centimeters.