In Houston, Texas, drivers are urged to remain vigilant for areas with elevated water levels as severe storms sweep through southeast Texas. The safety of drivers is paramount, as demonstrated in a previous report outlining precautions when encountering floodwaters.
It is crucial to exercise caution when driving, especially in flood-prone areas. Remember, if you encounter high water, avoid attempting to drive through it. The mantra is simple: turn around, don’t drown.
Highlighted high-water locations include:
– Beltway 8-South Westbound At Mykawa (Frontage Road U-turn affected)
– I-69 Eastex northbound at San Jacinto River (Frontage Road U-turn affected)
– I-69 Eastex southbound at San Jacinto River
– FM-2920 westbound at SH 249/ Tomball Pkwy to Telge Rd. (One main lane, right shoulder affected)
– FM-149 northbound between Stillwater Blvd. to Mitchell Rd. (All main lanes affected)
– FM-149 southbound between Mitchell Rd. to Stillwater Blvd. (One main lane, left shoulder, right shoulder affected)
– FM-2854 Westbound At Gregory Rd to Drew Ln (All main lanes)
– FM-2854 Eastbound At Drew Ln to Gregory Rd (All main lanes)
Additionally, the Montgomery County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management has identified several high-water locations:
– 100 Block Fish Creek Thoroughfare. North Bound Lane (high water)
– 17600 Block MT. Zion Rd. (Closed)
– 16300 Block Rogers Road (high water)
– S. Frazier @ S. Loop 336 (Closed)
– Johnson Rd @ FM 1486 (Closed)
– 18400 Block FM 149 @ Little Lake Creek (Closed)
– County Line @ Caney Creek (High Water)
– Milmac @ Caney Creek (Bridge Closed)
– 10200 Block South Williams (Closed)
– 33400 Block Wright Rd. (Closed)
– Billinoski Rd. (High Water)
Stay informed and prioritize safety when navigating these areas.
