Via NWS Chat: Numerous water rescues have been reported this AM from flash flooding in Midland/Odessa, TX. http://wxch.nl/Sqnw1G G txwxx
Local Storm Reports for Odessa-Midland - weather.comThe Weather Channel provides the latest details on severe weather and storm reports in the Odessa-Midland area.- Local radar snapshot early Friday morning
- According to the City of Midland, the locations of Scharbauer & Main st., Big Spring & Missouri Ave., Andrews Highway & the Loop 250 overpass, A st. & Scharbauer Dr. are experiencing heavy flooding. MFD is experiencing high call volume regarding vehicles stalling in these areas and recommends that they should avoid these areas during their commute. There are also school delays/closures. Check with local media for a specific listing. If you must drive, use with extreme caution in Midland, Ector, Howard and Martin counties this morning as reports of several water rescues have been made. This flooding is a potentially life-threatening situation.
- Flooding near Midland Industrial Park just southwest of the city
Flooded Roads from City of Midland, TX : NixleThese areas should be avoided due to flooding: Scharbauer and Main St. Big Spring and Missouri underpass Andrews & Loop 250 overpass A St...
Impressive rain fall totals as of 7:45 AM, with over 2.5 " of rain at Midland International and just under 2.5 " in Ector County. These storms are forecast to continue to develop over the Permian Basin and move east around 10 mph. Travel is very hazardous as of this time with numerous water rescues in Midland County. ~ Meteorologist Greg Rule
The city of Midland is urging residents to stay home until high waters subside. If you must drive, DO NOT drive... http://fb.me/2bZUz8hZv Zv
Garden city hwy @8 am
Yikes! Day three of rain...getting ready to drive through some major flooding. #fingerscrossed- Headlights in the distance are cars backed up on I-20 early Friday morning in Odessa
Flash Flooding in Midland and Odessa, Texas
Early morning, slow-moving rains drenched the majority of southwest Texas' Permian Basin on Friday. Several inches of rain fell in just a few hours leading to quickly-rising waters on area roadways. Numerous water rescues took place as residents were caught up in the dangerous floodwaters.
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