Living through the Flash Flood

Lakes formed in areas off West 380 after 4.5 inches of rain fell in three hours. Driveways, yards, and roads were flooded, leaving the appearance of lakes throughout the area. After 5 inches of rain in the Close City community, lakes formed in most of the fields. Photo Provided

Living through the Flash Flood

State Hwy. 207 north of Post was closed Thursday afternoon. TxDot worked to repair the highway where water had lifted the asphalt. Photo provided by Crosy Co. SO

A typical scene on Friday morning after the downpour the previous day. Early morning fog, payla lake overflowing onto US 380. Photo Provided

Tower Theater had damage to the marquee awning from the downpour last week. Owners Mike and Dana Holly said that was the only damage to the theater Photo Provided

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This photo was taken at the intersection of US 84 and West US 380. Wakes caused by traffic driving through the flooded streets caused flooding issued for businesses located on Broadway. Photo Provided

Southlake rose over its banks making Hwy 84 down to a single lane coming into town and going out of town. Photo Provided