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Rare Flash Flood Emergency northwest of Austin after as much as 10 inches of rain
The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Emergency for parts of Burnet, Travis and Williamson counties until 10 a.m.
NWS said at 4:59 a.m. that between 5 to 10 inches of rain had fallen in the area, with 2 to 5 inches more possible.
The cities experiencing flash flooding include Burnet, Marble Falls, Leander, Lago Vista and Liberty Hill.
Life-threatening flash flooding is possible at low water crossings, streams, highways and other streets.
“This is a particularly dangerous situation,” NWS said. “Seek higher ground now!”
Do not drive through flooded roads. If you’re camping or hiking, NWS said, avoid streams and creeks.
A dispatcher in Burnet County confirmed there have been multiple water rescues, but didn’t share additional details.
Here are a few ways to monitor flooding and potential impacts: