Flooding

Debby, now a post-tropical storm, is expected to soak more of the U.S. this weekend. Flood insurance likely won’t cover things kept in your basement.

A rainstorm caused flooding and stuck vehicles on 635 in Dallas. NBC 5’s Samantha Davies has the details.

A tropical storm system triggered hundreds of flight delays and cancellations.

The storms on Wednesday morning brought torrential rain and a dangerous situation for drivers.

Officials are on alert in the small city of McLendon-Chisholm after signs that an earthen dam near a subdivision has shifted several feet thanks to saturated land from recent rains.

NBC 5’s Alanna Quillen tells us about the high water and flooding in North Texas following severe weather and storms.

Texas Sky Ranger flew over North Texas Tuesday afternoon as creeks, lakes and low lying areas experienced high water levels after days of rain.

Among several parts of Texas that braced for severe storms Thursday, Kaufman County was under a flood watch.

As a continuous rain yet again fell over Kaufman and its neighboring communities, those still recovering from a flood three weeks before couldn’t help but worry. NBC 5’s Allie Spillyards has the details.

According to Kirk Turner, Bosque County Emergency Management Coordinator, the City of Clifton was the most impacted city.

Some places took in nearly a foot of rain last week and roads are still closed in Bosque County. In the city of Hamilton, families say it’s a blessing they made it out alive when the rain hit and the water rose quickly. NBC 5’s Alicia Barrera has the story.

Texas Sky Ranger flew over Johnson County Monday afternoon showing creeks with high water and flooding over roadways.

High waters flooded neighborhoods around Houston on Saturday following heavy rains that have already resulted in crews rescuing more than 400 people from homes, rooftops and roads engulfed in murky water.

Evacuation orders are in effect across parts of Southeast Texas as flooding causes issues for residents. NBC 5’s Ben Russell has the details.

A Flood Watch is in effect Thursday morning for locations to the south and east of DFW. Rain totals will range from 1 to 4 inches. After morning storms there will be a break from rain but a chance of spotty storms will return this afternoon and evening.

This active weather pattern is showing no signs of relenting. While most of today looks dry with partly sunny skies, more storms are in the forecast late tonight. These storms will develop out west and likely roll into DFW after midnight. These storms could be severe with a threat for damaging winds, hail, and flooding rain. (The tornado risk is...

A Flood Watch is in effect Wednesday evening through Thursday afternoon. A line of storms moving through overnight will drop heavy rain over already saturated soils leading to possible flooding.

The weather pattern over North Texas will be turning more stormy and unsettled in the coming days. It will be warm and humid each day with periodic storm chances. Storms may occasionally become severe with gusty winds and hail. Some heavy rain in possible, perhaps one to three inches of rain. In between the periods of storms will be several...

Heavy rains caused flooding in North Texas, including the Dallas-Fort Work Metroplex and Kaufman County. NBC 5’s Keenan Willard reports on the ongoing severe weather.

The Kaufman County Office of Emergency Management says more than 11 inches of rain have fallen since Friday, leading to two separate flash flood warnings.