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Did DOGE cuts delay Texas flood warnings? | Morning in America
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3:48Now PlayingThe Department of Government Energy has slashed around 15% of staff at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the federal agency responsible for tracking weather forecasts and severe storms. A group of campers in Texas didn't receive flood warnings, leaving them dead over the weekend, and some are wondering if DOGE played a part. NewsNation's Mills Hayes reviewed budget sheets, timelines and rainfall data for "Morning in America."
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