Sky 2 Chopper captured aerial footage after heavy storms soaked Houston Monday
Flooding on the I-45 feeder road at W. Mt. Houston Road (KPRC 2)
HOUSTON – Heavy thunderstorms that moved through Houston Monday left flooded streets, swollen bayous, and overflowing manholes.
Sky 2 Chopper flew over the city after the storms passed and captured images of the aftermath.
Water flowing over Wrightwood Street from Little White Oak Bayou (KPRC 2)
The chopper caught images of Little White Oak Bayou flowing over the bridge in the 1400 block of Wrightwood Street in the Heights.
Up I-45, the chopper captured video of flooding at W. Mt. Houston Road and the I-45 feeder road.
We saw several stalled out vehicles in the water. There was a man on an ATV that appeared to be trying to help out stranded motorists.
Stranded vehicle (KPRC 2)Flooding on I-45 feeder road (KPRC 2)Flooding at W. Mt. Houston Road and I-45 (KPRC 2)Stalled vehicle at W. Mt. Houston Road and I-45 (KPRC 2)
Further southwest, we captured video of overflowing manholes at Tidwell and T.C. Jester Blvd.
Overflowing manhole at Tidwell and T.C. Jester (KPRC 2)
A Flood Watch continues through Thursday as more rain is likely.
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About the AuthorChristian Terry
Christian Terry covered digital news in Tyler and Wichita Falls before returning to the Houston area where he grew up. He is passionate about weather and the outdoors and often spends his days off on the water fishing.