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PHOTOS: Historic flooding devastates the Houston area

<div class="meta image-caption"><div class="origin-logo origin-image none"><span>none</span></div><span class="caption-text">Oscar Peru of U.S. Customs and Border Protection searches for flood victims from a helicopter after torrential rains pounded the area on August 31, 2017 near Sugar Land, Texas. (Scott Olson/Getty Images)</span></div>
HOUSTON, Texas --
A flash flood emergency in Houston has displaced families, stranded motorists, and left many people wondering what might happen next.
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