The Michael Berry Show. It's not just rainwater.

You've got dams being released.

Lake Livingston is now releasing 124,000 cubic feet of water per second.

What does that mean?

The previous record was 110,000 cubic feet per second,

which was during Hurricane Harvey and in October of 99.

This is resulting in flooding of homes along Lake Livingston.

Let's go to the Fox 26 story of a Conroe and Texas institution. It's called Vernon's Country Catfish.

Box 26 had this to say.

Near the west fork of the San Jacinto River

are flood levels that make people think of Hurricane Harvey in 2017.

Those three is that three.

You know what it's me.

Yes, I'm trying to catch up to him.

I've got a phone call down there, it's going to take her back.

But Darius Gantt had a hard time getting out of his neighborhood along FM-2854 in Conro.

It was forklifted to safety after walking out of his neighborhood inundated with water.

I have people on the end of the line so I wasn't

you panicked. I mean I've been out here doing Harvey when the flood was

actually bad so I wasn't too panicked about it. I was just getting my

dogs and my cats situated before I get out of there. drone video shows horses and livestock stranded on a nearby property.

Montgomery County E.S.D. and Conroe crews help to rescue over 30 people and 20 pets in several

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