Video shows first responders jump into action after driver reportedly hydroplanes, loses control

HARRIS COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) -- Several minor crashes and cars stalled out were seen throughout Wednesday morning as heavy showers led to flooding in some areas.

A video sent to Eyewitness News by Mellissa Clark with A.S.K. Towing and Recovery shows a dramatic water rescue along Spring Cypress in northwest Harris County.

Clark said crews helped rescue a man from an SUV in the water that hydroplaned, lost control, and crashed off the road.

The rain has been almost nonstop since Tuesday night, leading to multiple high-water spots being reported across the Houston area.

"It's hard to see the road, especially when there are ditches on either side," Steve Gekas said.

In Livingston, a beaver dam was to blame after a neighborhood's main access road was washed away amid heavy rainfall, sparking a shelter-in-place.

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The Polk County Office of Emergency Management is asking neighbors on the westside of the Crystal Lakes subdivision to shelter in place while a solution to the problem is being worked out.

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