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Over 23 Inches of Rain Triggers Record Flood Along the Sabine River, Others in the South (FORECAST)
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Estimated Rainfall and Flood Reports. Image: The Weather Channel
Record flooding is already occurring along a stretch of the Sabine River, and will move downstream into next week along the Texas/Louisiana border, due to record releases from Toledo Bend Reservoir, first put in service in 1966. The river already crushed a previous record crest near Burkeville, Texas by over 5 feet, and that crest is headed downstream for the town of Deweyville, Texas, where it may top the previous unofficial record crest from 1884 by over a foot, flooding numerous homes and leaving the town isolated
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