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More rain continues to fall, and you should still take precautions when traveling around town, as conditions could change rapidly.

The Polk County Office of Emergency Management is alerting residents that the Trinity River Authority will be increasing their releases from the Lake Livingston Dam on Thursday.

Some residents in the Houston area along the east bank of the San Jacinto River were urged to leave before nightfall. Crews had rescued people and animals from flooded areas.

More rain continues to fall, and you should still take precautions when traveling around town, as conditions could change rapidly.

With areas just to the north of Houston experiencing yet another round of extremely heavy rain for the second time this week, rivers and creeks in those areas are going to continue to rise.

More rain continues to fall, and you should still take precautions when traveling around town, as conditions could change rapidly.

More rain continues to fall, and you should still take precautions when traveling around town, as conditions could change rapidly.

More rain continues to fall, and you should still take precautions when traveling around town, as conditions could change rapidly.

More rain continues to fall, and you should still take precautions when traveling around town, as conditions could change rapidly.

Polk County Judge Sydney Murphy has ordered an evacuation of people living along the Trinity River as massive amounts of water are being released from the Lake Livingston Dam.