Rowlett Creek 28 ft. And rising.

[woodsman]

Flood level is 24'. Duck Creek and Spring Creeks are also very swollen from Garland to Allen. Roads are impassable and some evacuations are underway.

Fire trucks here in Garland are driving around slowly and honking in the distance. No sirens, just honking. May be time to go to the backyard and jump in the boat.

Prayers up for those in the flash flooding areas right now.

[Boss Buck]

Just say a high water rescue in Sachse

[Arrowsmith]

Los Rios golf course.....appropriately named ....is a river this morning.

[woodsman]

Wow! I can just barely make out a water hazard still.

[BTAssassin]

Saw on fb that a Sachse police officer was rescued off a bridge due to rising flood waters by DPS helo.

[Goldeneagle]

Los Rios golf course.....appropriately named ....is a river this morning.

Oh thats going to smell real good when the water goes down. The whole Los Rios sub-division is on the old landfill.

[Arrowsmith]

Some of the flag sticks on the greens that you could see from Los Rios were about half submerged.

[BTAssassin]

Video of the sachse police officer being rescued by dps helo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20ytMa85nIQ

[whitetailfanatic]

Duck creek in Garland/Mesquite line flooded out to Daniel Steel Building also

[sog45]

Video of the sachse police officer being rescued by dps helo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20ytMa85nIQ

Well you see Chief, what happened was...

[woodsman]

Duck creek in Garland/Mesquite line flooded out to Daniel Steel Building also

There's lots of homes right on the bluffs of Duck Creek that I imagine sustained flood damage. Can't see how they could avoid it this time around.

[Bullydog]

Oh thats going to smell real good when the water goes down. The whole Los Rios sub-division is on the old landfill.

My office is a block from there. You should see the other course across from the Police Academy. Actual waves out there. Its pretty insane