How all of you in Texas and Oklahoma are fairing well with the rain and floods

I'm in Ft. Worth and we've gotten a lot of rain and flooding, but there's nothing devastating directly in Ft. Worth.  Wimberly is where the hundreds of homes were destroyed, which is south of here, between Austin and San Antonio.  
most of the fatalities and missing people in Texas are in that area.
 
We've had a lot of flooding here, but there aren't any fatalities in Ft. Worth that I'm aware of.  I"m sure there are damages to homes from high winds and flooding, but not to the extent of the 300+ homes in one area like in Central Texas.
 
At this time another storm just left this area.  lots of lightening and there was a tornado watch, but none appeared here where i live.  there have been many tornadoes lately in Central and North Texas and of course in Oklahoma.  
 
We have at least 3 times in the past several weeks heard the sirens in our neighborhood and went and hid in the bathroom in the middle of the house until the storm passed.  But so far we've escaped it relatively unscathed.
 
our back yard is basically a pond, tho.  

Austin has been hit hard. The worst flooding I've seen in over twenty years. I'm safe, and everyone I know, but others aren't so lucky. Several hundred homes and business flooded out, and over one hundred homes completely wiped off their foundations south of here. We went from one of the worst droughts in history, to flooding, in the space of a few months. Water rescues all over the city and rural areas. Glad I don't have to be at work for another three days.
 
Be safe everyone. It only takes six inches of water to move a 2,000 lb. vehicle.
 
Turn around, don't drown.

I'm going to Dallas comic con this weekend...traveling from Arkansas. I haven't planned my trip yet.
 I hear there is a lot of flooding in Texas...there sure has been in Arkansas.

http://behindthethrills.com/2015/05/six-flags-over-texas-reopens-after-flash-flooding-submerges-coaster/
this is about 30 miles from my house.
 
http://www.wfaa.com/story/news/local/2015/05/27/midlothian-dam-expected-to-break-at-any-moment/28000473/
this dam is about to break because of flood waters.  it's about 36 miles from my house (different direction)
 

Bert Guy
I lived in Houston 25 years, but nothing this severe ever happened:
 
http://abc13.com/weather/massive-flooding-all-across-houston/79120/
 
 

Pretty sure Tropical Storm Allison was worse. I lived near the Medical Center at the time and left work early when I saw the storm moving in from Galveston. Had a nice view from the 27th floor of the Williams Tower of the approach of Allison. Now out it Katy and the only problem with this storm were flashing signal lights the next day.
http://www.weather.com/st...istory-may2015-allison