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We all know how quickly the weather can change in Texas, and we all know how quickly a little rain can turn into a dangerous flooding situation. That's one of the reasons that Texas Governor Greg Abbott has proclaimed this week (May 23-27) as Flood Awareness Week...

Austin, TX man is forced to escape flood waters by taking refuge in a tree

A person in Rankin, Texas managed to capture video of an entire mobile home, along with an RV, floating away due to the area's recent flooding.

Metallica are set to perform X Games, and they've just announced they will be helping those suffering because of the extreme weather that has hit Central Texas over the past several weeks.

We're getting more looks at the scary flooding that caused chaos throughout Texas last week.

We've seen plenty of photos of flooding in Victoria. Here's a very well done video shot via drone by You Tuber Kevin Brown.

Texas continues to grapple with the vicious flooding that has crippled the state. To see just how bad it is will leave you speechless.

One thing that's great about Texas residents is our willingness to jump in and help our neighbors when the going gets tough. So many people have been affected by floods all over the state and, not only are people stepping up to help on the local level but, some large Texas companies are also contributing...

As some residents in the city of Victoria face evacuation, a number of shelter facilities have been made available. Some of these may still have space, and some have certain restrictions so, call for more information. Salvation Army, 1306 Louis St...

All of Texas continued to see overwhelming amounts of rain over Memorial Day weekend, which sparked damaging floods across the state.

From our partners over at WZZM comes this story of a scary drive over a bridge. It happened on Lincoln Ave in Ionia. One minute the driver is crossing over what appears to be a normal bridge, the next minute the bridge is collapsing and nearly sends his vehicle plunging over the side...

As residents along the Mississippi River continued to cope with flooding on Thursday, the river, already at record levels, was set to crest in Vicksburg, Miss. on Thursday morning. The river was at 57.2 feet in Vicksburg on Wednesday morning, a level well above the previous record of 56.2 feet set on May 4, 1927, according to the National Weather Service. The river was expected to reach 57.5 feet