In early July 2025, Tropical Storm Barry unleashed torrential rain across Central Texas, the Hill Country, and the Concho Valley, pushing rivers like the Guadalupe to major flood stage. Communities saw homes and infrastructure damaged, while croplands were submerged, causing significant agricultural losses. Using satellite data and tools like USDA’s RAPID V2.0, analysts measured impacts on corn, cotton, sorghum, and other crops, offering insight into the scale of devastation and guiding recovery efforts.
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Publisher: | U.S. Department of Agriculture |
Published: | July 17, 2025 |
License: | Public Domain |