ABC13 Weather Alert Day: Round of scattered heavy, tropical downpours on the way for Wednesday

ABC13 covered various parts across the Houston area on Monday that saw some heavy flooding due to storms. From stalled cars to people helping others get their vehicles out of the high waters.

But one group turned it into a core memory as they rode around their four-wheelers in the floodwaters at North Freeway and W. Mount Houston.

Beware of high water. These friends took out their 4-wheelers ."I made I call. He made a call. He made a call, bring the toys out." With more storms on the way, be careful. You may discover much worse than a snapping turtle.

ABC13 reporter Tony Atkins spoke to one of the men, who said the rain was an "inconvenience, but we're having fun now," he said.

The group also mentioned catching a snapping turtle.

"We were supposed to work today," Quan Irvin said. "I saw the water. I made a call. He made a call. He made a call. Bring the toys out."

ABC13 captured video of a flooded underpass along Navigation in East Downtown on Tuesday morning.

High water and road closure signs diverted vehicles away from the underpass since Monday's storms as water pooled beneath it.

After its closure on Monday due to stormy weather, FIFA Fan Festival organizers say the event will reopen for some time on Tuesday.

They said the festival will be open from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Tuesday, instead of 12:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.

"The shortened hours of operation remain subject to change if the weather conditions are unfavorable to a safe environment for attendees," organizers added.

Officials said they would continue to monitor weather conditions and update the public on festival hours.

As storms moved across Southeast Texas on Monday, some homes in the Houston area were surrounded by water, with experts saying a flooded street isn't necessarily an infrastructure problem.

With some Houston homes surrounded by water during regional storms, experts said a flooded street isn't necessarily an infrastructure problem

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