Days of flooding in southeastern Texas have reportedly killed at least six people, and more rain is in the forecast.
The Brazos River, which runs 840 miles across much of the state, has already risen to record levels, submerging neighborhoods west of Houston and forcing hundreds of people to evacuate, according to The Associated Press.
The National Weather Service predicts that 4 to 5 more inches of rain are expected around Houston through the weekend.
In already waterlogged areas, just 1 inch would be enough to cause more flooding, the service warned.