Dallas flooding leaves at least 1 dead as vehicles get trapped in rapidly rising water
Dallas Fire-Rescue told FOX Weather that units were dispatched to Park Central Drive after receiving a 911 call from someone reporting that their vehicle was stuck in high water under the Interstate 635 bridge just after midnight local time.
At least 1 dead in Dallas flooding
A video shared by FOX 4 in Dallas shows first responders at the scene of deadly flooding after torrential rain led to rapidly rising water on local roads.
DALLAS – At least one person was killed in Dallas early Wednesday morning when flooding from torrential rain covered roads in rapidly rising water.
Dallas Fire-Rescue told FOX Weather that units were dispatched to Park Central Drive after receiving a 911 call from someone reporting that their vehicle was stuck in high water under the Interstate 635 bridge just after midnight local time.
This image shows first responders in a boat after deadly flooding in Dallas on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
(FOX 4)
Dallas Fire-Rescue, along with units from the Dallas Police Department and the Dallas Fire-Rescue Swift Water Rescue team, responded to the location and said they saw two vehicles that were submerged due to the rapidly rising water levels.
Officials said two people were seen escaping one of the vehicles, but crews needed to wait for flash flooding to subside to see if anyone was in the second vehicle.
Dallas Fire-Rescue said that when first responders were eventually able to search the second vehicle, they found an adult man still inside, and he was pronounced dead.
No other information was immediately available.