Flash Flooding in Hondo Results in Livestock Loss and Property Damage
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Sep 1
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What happened
Flash flooding occurred in Hondo, resulting in the loss of 46 cows from a ranch operated by Robert Brown. The New Mexico National Guard assisted local authorities in the area as residents worked to rebuild after the storm. The flooding was caused by about five inches of rain that breached the banks of a nearby creek.
From kob.com
Why it matters
The event highlights the direct financial impact of severe weather on agricultural businesses and homeowners. Residents mentioned facing difficulties due to a lack of flood insurance coverage for their property and livestock.
From kob.com
Who's involved
- Robert BrownOperates a ranch in Hondo and suffered livestock loss during the flood.
- HondoLocation where the flash flooding and livestock loss occurred.
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The entities involved
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Robert Brown
researcher ORCID id 0000-0001-6955-910X
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Hondo
city in Texas, United States