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Staff shortages did not impact Texas flood response, says National Weather Service official
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July 10, 2025
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7:02Now PlayingThe U.S. National Weather Service says understaffing did not impact emergency flood response in parts of Texas. Tom Fahy, the National Weather Service Employees Organization legislative director, said the critical response to the deadly floods were 'done by the book' despite offices across the country being 'direly understaffed.'
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