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Construction crews are working around the clock to make repairs to the Lake Livingston Dam after near-historic rainfall caused damage to the dam.

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Nearly a week after the Trinity River Authority declared a “potential failure watch” for the Lake Livingston Dam, we’re learning about the damage done during flooding earlier this year.

The Trinity River Authority is talking broadly, not specifically, about the underlying issue that resulted in their "potential failure watch" declaration late last month.

A Lake Livingston Dam is now being watched for a “potential failure.” While the dam is more than 80 miles away from Houston, this could be a huge problem for millions of people.

The Trinity River Authority of Texas has advised people to be aware of a potential dam failure at the Lake Livingston Dam.

Since Sunday, multiple rounds of rainfall have soaked the region, causing rivers and creeks to swell and rise out of their banks.