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The Floodwater Came Up Faster Than the Forecast Said It Would The water came up faster than the forecast said it would. Maybe your street became a river in twenty minutes. Maybe your car stalled on the feeder road and the water was already at the door handle. Maybe you are reading this from a hospital bed, or from a shelter cot, or from a kitchen where the high-water mark is still visible on the cabinet doors. If a member of your family did not come home from this storm, we are sorry. We have sat at kitchen tables with families in this exact situation after Hurricane Harvey, after Tropical Storm Allison, after the Tax Day Flood. There is no right thing to say. There are only the next steps. The first step is to understand what Texas law actually allows, and what deadlines are already running while you read this. The second step is to preserve what can still be preserved, because surveillance video overwrites in days and government records are subject to retention schedules that may purge your case within weeks. The third step is to talk to a trial lawyer who has built these cases before, in…