The Harris County Office of Emergency Management identified five northeast county neighborhoods that could be threatened by the rising San Jacinto River. Residents in these areas were urged to prepare for potential flooding and to stay updated on emergency alerts. The agency also recommended residents in low-lying areas to consider evacuating as a precautionary measure.
The severe weather risk returns to Oklahoma for the next few days, bringing a tornado threat to parts of the state. With the combination of heavy rainfall and potential tornadoes, the risk of flash flooding is heightened across the region. Emergency response teams are on high alert and ready to assist residents in case of emergencies.
A flood warning has been put in place in Leicestershire, and alerts have been issued across the East Midlands as a result of persistent rain showers and thunderstorms. The risk of flash flooding is particularly high in areas with poor drainage systems, and residents are advised to take necessary precautions to protect their properties and loved ones.
NWS Fort Worth TX issues a flood warning on Monday, April 29th for Dallas County until April 30th. Check back here for updates on road closures, evacuation orders, and emergency shelter locations. The agency is closely monitoring the situation and providing real-time updates to keep residents informed and safe.
DALLAS — Heavy rain from early-morning thunderstorms prompted flash flood warnings for several areas of North Texas, including parts of Dallas County. The sudden downpour caused road closures, traffic delays, and localized flooding in low-lying areas. Emergency response teams were dispatched to assist stranded motorists and residents in need of help.
In a post on Facebook, Hardin County Emergency Management said that the warning comes in wake of a string of storms that is expected to hit the area. Residents were advised to stay indoors, avoid driving through flooded roads, and have an emergency kit ready in case of power outages or evacuation orders. The agency urged residents to stay vigilant and follow official updates from local authorities.
The National Weather Service is warning of minor flooding along the Vermilion River as a result of Monday's heavy rains. Residents living near the riverbanks were advised to monitor water levels and be prepared to evacuate if necessary. The agency is closely monitoring the situation and providing regular updates to keep the community informed.
The National Weather Service in Lake Charles issued a flash flood warning from Beaumont to Lake Charles just before 5 a.m. Residents in the warned areas were advised to seek higher ground, avoid flooded roads, and stay tuned to local news for emergency updates. Emergency response teams were on standby to assist residents in need of rescue or evacuation.
The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Warning for specific towns located on rivers in Missouri, including the river point at Miami. Residents living near these rivers were advised to prepare for potential flooding, move valuable belongings to higher ground, and have an evacuation plan in place. Emergency management agencies were ready to provide assistance to residents in case of emergencies.
