A woman decided to go against the warning of Houston Firefighters and take her chances at driving through flood waters covering a road in Kingwood on Saturday.
Our first 90° day in 7 months expected today in Houston , heat index in triple digits the next few daysHunt underway for man who killed girlfriend, shot at deputy, and took patrol car for joyride in Houston Museum District Flood waters from the West Fork of the San Jacinto River nearly reach the bottom of street signs in the Kingwood neighborhood of Houston on May 4, 2024.–
KPRC 2 News cameras were there as Houston Firefighters had to walk into the murky flood waters on Forest Cove Drive to help the woman from her now broken down vehicle.NEVER attempt to drive through flood waters. Just six inches of water can knock an adult off their feet and 12 inches can move a car.Gage Goulding is an award-winning TV news reporter and anchor.
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