HOUSTON — Another round of storms brought 3 to 7 inches of rain to some parts of Southeast Texas Friday morning, leading to high-water spots on roadways and flooding in neighborhoods.
Multiple Flash Flood Warnings were issued for Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Brazoria, and Galveston counties starting just after 5 a.m.
During the storms, many of you sent in your photos and videos of high water. We've combined those with what our crews captured. It's all below. If you have photos or videos of high water, send them to us through the Near Me feature of our app.
Flooding on Gulf Freeway
Drivers on the Gulf Freeway encounter one of the most notable high-water spots heading inbound near Holland. The freeway was down to one lane, bringing traffic to a crawl.
Viewer Ashley shared this view of what I-45 in Dickinson looked like from her point of view as vehicles drove through the high-water spots.
Here is a look later in the morning of I-45.
More flooding in Galveston County
Birdy Mendoza shared this look from a neighborhood in Bacliff. Galveston County spent most of Friday morning under a Flash Flood Warning.
Flooding along North Freeway
The other side of I-45 also saw some flooding from storms moving through during the morning rush hour.
The flooding led to some vehicles stalling out on the north side near Tidwell and the North Freeway.
Here is a look further west from I-45 on West Montgomery Road where our photojournalist John King found multiple cars stalled out.
Flooding in Spring Branch
Houston's west side was no stranger to high-water spots. Here is a look at a neighborhood in the Spring Branch area.
Viewer Marcus shared a photo of street flooding in west Houston.
