A Flood Watch remains in effect until 7 p.m. as we will receive another round of heavy rainfall beginning mid-morning and continuing thorugh the early afternoon. A large complex of thunderstorms is ongoing along the Texas coast this morning and will move northeast into the ArkLaTex this morning.

The National Weather Service’s Fort Worth office advises residents to exercise extra caution when driving through low or poorly draining areas.

Heavy rain and storms trap drivers in high water on San Antonio's northeast side Thursday morning. SAN ANTONIO — Drivers are getting stuck in dangerous high water at Thousand Oaks and Wetmore on the northeast side of San Antonio Thursday morning after heavy rain and storms throughout the early morning hours.

The widespread and heavy overnight rain is causing multiple creeks and rivers across Central Texas to flood. Despite the rain moving out this morning, it’ll take a longer time for flood waters to recede.

Many North Texans are still dealing with continuous rain and flooding. Roughly 6 inches of rain fell in some areas overnight.

The eastern two-thirds of Texas, including the Dallas-Fort Worth area, Austin, San Antonio and Houston, has at least a 15% chance of flash flooding.