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Flooded roads, high-water locations near me on May 2

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Flooded roads, high-water locations near me on May 2

CLICK HERE to see an up to date listing of flooded roads for Friday, Could 3. 

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Heavy rain on Wednesday evening and Thursday morning is resulting in some avenue flooding throughout the Houston space.

This is a have a look at the high-water areas which were reported on space roadways.

Houston and Harris County high-water areas

Houston Transtar stories the next areas:

IH-45 Northbound At Loop 336/Cartwright in Montgomery County Proper Shoulder,Proper Lane,Heart Lane Verified at 7:13 AM at present 

– IH-45 Northbound At Rayford Rd/Sawdust Rd in Montgomery County 2 Frontage Street Lanes Cleared at 12:21 PM at present 

– IH-45 Northbound At Wilson Rd in Montgomery County Exit Ramp Verified at 10:51 AM at present 

– IH-69 Southbound At FM 1314 in Montgomery County 3 Frontage Street Lanes Verified at 11:55 AM at present 

– US-290 Northwest Eastbound At FM-529 2 Frontage Street Lanes Detected at 11:40 AM at present 

– FM-1485 Eastbound At Montgomery-Harris County Line All Mainlanes Closed on Wednesday, Could 1, 2024 from 9:00 AM to three:00 PM 

– FM-1485 Northbound At Harris-Montgomery County Line All Mainlanes Closed on Wednesday, Could 1, 2024 from 9:00 AM to three:00 PM

– FM 2920 from Calvert Street to Treichel Rd. is closed till additional discover.

The Harris County Pct. 4 Constable’s Workplace stories the next areas:

-London Means and Barmby Drive 

-Orchid Mist – Fairfield Neighborhood

– FM 2920 Street and Mahaffey Street 

– Reynaldo Drive and Banquo 

-3400 block of Deer Valley 

– MUD 82 on Cypresswood Drive and Birnamwood Blvd

– Smith Elementary College 

– Lake Paloma and Rangler Cross in Creekside 

– Spring Mill and Cypresswood Drive 

– Enchanted River Drive and Enchanted Oaks Drive 

– Katy Hockley Street close to Becker Street

– Warren Ranch close to Betka Street

– Calvert Street at FM 2920 close to Tomball

Montgomery County high-water areas

Dozens of high-water spots have been reported in Montgomery County. Click on right here to see an interactive map.

Polk County high-water areas

A number of Polk County roads are flooded, and officers are warning the general public to keep away from journey. Click on right here to see a listing of roads.

Moreover, a number of low-water crossings are affected, together with:

– County Line Street at Caney Creek

– Farm to Market 3081 at Peach Creek

– Royal Bridge and Royal Forest Roads by Caney Creek

– Mount Zion Street at Caney Creek Tributary Three

– Cedar Lane at McRae Creek

– Tanyard Street at McRae Creek

– Greenridge Street at Spring Department West Fork

– Farm to Market 942 East at Huge Sandy Creek

– Johnson Department Street at Huge Sandy Creek Tributary

– Drews Touchdown Street at Trinity River

– Route 66 by the Trinity River

– Magnum Street at West Tempe Creek

– Halfway Loop East at Woods Creek

– North Walker Street at Peach Creek

– East Farm to Market 942 at Huge Sandy Creek

– Farm to Market 1276 at Huge Sandy Creek

– Segno Firelane Street at Huge Sandy Creek Tributary

– Kelley Street at Buff Stream 3

– Duff Street at Dry Department 2

– East Farm to Market 942 at Hickman Creek

– Johnson Department Street at Johnson Mill Creek

– West FM 942 at Lengthy Tom Creek and Sandy Creek

– Farm to Market 943 at Menard Creek

– South Farm to Market 1988 at Tempe Creek

– Tom Cummings Street at Turkey Creek

– East Farm to Market 942 at Farm to Market 62

– County Line Street at Kimball Creek

– West Farm to Market 1988 at Lengthy King Creek

– Halfway Loop West at Mill Creek

– Farm to Market 3278 on the Trinity River

– River Street on the Trinity River

– Swilley Street at Alexander Creek

– Higher Leggett Street at Huge Dandy Creek

– Segno Firelane Street at Double Department

– Higher Leggett Street at Hickman Creek

– Puckett Cutoff at Lime Department Creek

– H Okay Adams Street at Woods Creek

– Royal Forest Street at Caney Creek

– Rock Island Street at Kennedy Creek

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