Days of heavy rain and thunderstorms are targeting the South, with Texas in the bullseye, for potential flash flooding through Memorial Day.

The developing Super El Niño is contributing to the surge of moisture about to inundate Texas with heavy rain and possible floods.

With heavy rain fall in Dallas-Fort Worth often comes flooding. In fact, from North Texas along the Interstate 35 corridor through Austin and San Antonio in the Hill Country and curving toward Del Rio in southwestern Texas is known as "Flash Flood Alley.

Governor Greg Abbott has raised Texas' emergency readiness level and deployed statewide resources to combat a dual threat of severe, flood-producing storms and critical wildfires through the weekend.

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Forecasters warn that “life-threatening” flash flooding could develop as multiple rounds of heavy rain hit the region.

City officials say the drainage system in the busy entertainment district is decades outdated, with major fixes still years away despite repeated flooding.

Rain in Austin caused high waters in some high-traffic parts of the city. Lots of water was seen on the highway.

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The NWS Fort Worth TX issued a flash flood warning at 3:06 p.m. on Tuesday in effect until 6:15 p.m. for Dallas and Tarrant counties.