The head of the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) stressed that Texas residents should heed evacuation warnings as Hurricane Harvey makes landfall overnight. “Texas is about to have a very significant disaster,” Brock Long said Friday on MSNBC, amid fears that because of voluntary coastal evacuations, many residents may choose to remain despite expected “life-threatening floods” and 110+ mph winds. “It’s going to be a very dangerous situation,” Long emphasized, “so let’s set the expectations... we have to let people know that.”
FEMA Director issues Hurricane Harvey warning: "Texas is about to have a very significant disaster." https://t.co/NKTMxyaYbv
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