HOUSTON – Heavy thunderstorms continue to move across the Houston area Friday evening, dumping heavy rainfall and leading to some high-water locations on Houston roadways.
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Photos/Videos from Friday:
Shannon Mancilla
We are sitting in the living room ordering pizza and husband was in garage welding when the lightning hit and shook the whole house. Scared us all! Waiting for rain to stop to see what was damaged
Northwest Houston