A flash flood emergency has been issued in Menard County where roads, homes and businesses flooded after more than six inches of rain fell. Massive plumes of dust were spotted in West Texas. In the Dallas area,

People were told to seek higher ground as more than 8 inches of rain hammered Texas on Thursday, creating a flash flood emergency.

More rain is still expected later today, but precipitation measured at DFW International Airport has already broken the daily record.

San Antonio has been dropped from a flash watch area in effect until 6 a.m. Friday. The National Weather Service reports San Antonio still has a low to moderate shot at rain each day through Monday in the wake of the passage of a Pacific cold front.

Portions of South-Central Texas—including areas such as Austin and San Antonio—will be placed under a flood watch.

The National Weather Service in Fort Worth has a Flood Watch in effect through 6 a.m. Friday, warning that “flooding caused by excessive rainfall continues to be possible.” Most of the watch area is expected to pick up 1 to 2 inches of rain,

Officials reported flooding on the roadways in Rockwall and high-traffic areas of Dallas County. Here's where to avoid this morning.

A flash flood warning is issued for parts of Texas, including Dallas, with heavy rains anticipated. A flood watch remains until Friday morning, with rainfall amounts reaching up to 4 inches in some areas.