Several Brazos County Roads Remain Closed Following Severe Storm

Bryan, Texas – The aftermath of Thursday’s severe thunderstorm that brought flash flooding and high-speed winds is still being felt in Brazos County as multiple roads remain blocked. The hardest hit areas continue to feel the impact and management teams are still surveying for damages.

Update on the Road Closures

The significant rainfall has caused substantial flooding which resulted in the closure of several roads. County officials have confirmed that areas such as Grassbur at the bridges just past 1179, Rock Prairie at Lick Creek, Peach Creek at Sulphur Springs, Dilly Shaw Tap at Wixon Creek, and South Dowling Road between Koppe Bridge Road and I&GN Road are still closed.Residents are asked to avoid these areas and take alternative routes until further notice.

A Discussion with the Brazos County Emergency Management Coordinator

In a recent interview, Brazos County Emergency Management Coordinator, Michele Meade, expressed concern about the aftermath of the severe storms. The extent of the damages is still being assessed, but flooding has caused significant inconveniences, including road closures and damage to private property.

Reporting Storm Damages

The Texas Department of Emergency Management has urged residents who have experienced damages to their homes or other properties due to the storm to report via its damage survey. This vital information will assist in forming a better understanding of the overall impact of the storm and help in planning for recovery efforts.

A Plea for Continued Caution

While the storm has passed, its impacts are far from over. Residents are encouraged to remain vigilant, particularly when traveling, as the risk of further flash floods remains high. For those with emergency needs or concerns, help is available. The local authorities assure the public that they are working around the clock to restore normalcy and ensure safety for all residents.

//Copyright 2024. All rights reserved This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.