Storms damaged many of California’s iconic roadways. Thanks to @CaltransHQ, Highway 1 near Big Sur is on track to reopen by Memorial Day weekend, & we’re proclaiming a state of emergency that will help get federal support & funding to fix sites like Topanga Canyon in LA County. pic.twitter.com/4prfw4VFqv

Rainfall rates of up to 4" per hour being realized at an LCRA gauge 5 miles NNE of Blanco with 4.01" of rain in the last hour! 1.33" and 1.35" back to back in 15 minute spans. Flash Flood Warning continues. pic.twitter.com/UrnKTpqCZi

The Flood Watch has been extended into Sunday. There will be a lull in the rain tonight through Saturday evening, but an additional 1-3"+ is possible Saturday night into Sunday. Moderate/Major flooding will continue into next week on the San Jacinto & Trinity Rivers. #TXwx pic.twitter.com/SXP9JR5z5c

We have numerous flooded roads across the region, and we want to stress to NOT drive around barricades or through flood waters. You never truly know how deep the water is or what debris is lurking beneath. Find the latest road conditions at www.drivetexas.org #HOUwx #TXwx pic.twitter.com/opUzHQUCvH