TEXAS, USA — As severe weather rolls into the Concho Valley and Big Country, drivers should be aware of flash flooding that could be potentially life-threatening.
Any rainfall that we see will fall quickly in a short amount of time, according to the FOX West Texas weather team.
The National Weather Service always reminds drivers to "Turn Around, Don't Drown."
Low water crossings to avoid in San Angelo after significant rains:
Jackson Street from Knickerbocker Road to South Bryant Boulevard
Howard and Webster streets
College Hills Boulevard and Millbrook Drive
Southwest Boulevard and Loop 306
Parkwood and Lindenwood streets
1500 block of Spaulding Street
300 block of North Archer Street
Sul Ross Avenue at Red Arroyo Crossing
North River Street and West 1st Street
Tres Rios and Lester streets
1800 block of Preusser Street
1700 block of Coke Street
Era and Mission streets
Era and Evelyn streets
1600 block of Koberlin Street
Pecan and 3rd streets
South Irving Street and Veterans Memorial Drive
North River and West 1st streets
Paseo de Vaca and Bishop, Washington, Montecito and Algerita
West Avenue Q and Chadbourne, Irving streets
South Hill Street and West Avenue R, P and Q
South Irving Street and West Avenue R and P
Howard Street and Forest Park Avenue
Van Buren Street and Forest Park Avenue
Harrison and Forest Park Avenue
Parkview and Lindenwood
Sunset Drive and Forest Street
Here are Abilene’s low water crossings to avoid:
Intersections along Button Willow Parkway
Curry Lake from Clack to Catclaw
Butternut underpass
Intersections along Sammons Street
Texas Avenue at Arnold Boulevard
FM 3308 crossing draw
Sunset between South 1st and 2nd streets
Hartford, Redbird and Corsicana streets
US Hwy 84 frontage road crossing Little Elm Creek
North 6th Street and Willis