
SOUTH TEXAS FLOOD WATCH: HEAVY RAIN THREAT BUILDS INTO MONDAY
NWS Corpus Christi says portions of South Texas face a flood watch as a slow-moving system brings potentially heavy rainfall.
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A Texas-built unmanned vessel has entered the water at Galveston, but its customer and production contract remain undisclosed.

A new image of Blackbeard on a Super Hornet renews attention on a Navy hypersonic strike weapon.

Marine units have flown small strike drones from ships in the Arabian Sea during training, not a reported combat strike.

A Russian bomber drew a response from British F-35 fighters during NATO operations near Norway.

U.S. Central Command is expanding its effort to restrict Iranian military-related commerce beyond sea routes.
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Read full story →The Fort Worth weather office expects light rain in parts of Central Texas and temperatures recovering next week.
Read full story →NWS Brownsville warns of locally higher rainfall totals and elevated rip-current concerns.
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NWS Corpus Christi says portions of South Texas face a flood watch as a slow-moving system brings potentially heavy rainfall.
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The Fort Worth weather office expects light rain in parts of Central Texas and temperatures recovering next week.
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NWS Brownsville warns of locally higher rainfall totals and elevated rip-current concerns.
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