COSTELLO: Severe weather across the country on this Memorial Day. Flooding in Texas, six people have died in those floods. One of the victims, 21-year-old Darren Mitchell, a National Guardsman. He posted a picture on social media of the water against his truck window. In the Houston suburbs well, some suburbs saw 19 inches of rain in 48 hours. The rain system has moved on but it's not over yet. CNN meteorologist Chad Myers is following all of this. Hi, Chad.</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: Hi, Carol. Once you get so much rainfall on land, the next rain isn't going to soak in, and that's where we are now. We're just looking ahead, when is it going to hit, where is it going to hit? 72 hours' worth of rainfall across the state of Texas. And northwest of Texas, probably the size of about four counties were purple. Purple is 10 inches of rain or more. You put 10 inches of rain over four counties in any state in the country, and you're going to get flooding, and that's what they're seeing here today. Floodwaters still running off. That all has to get into the Gulf of Mexico. A couple different spots, one west of San Angelo. Another one here with San Antonio and one here near Dallas and also down into parts of Houston. So the rain continues for today and for tomorrow, but not as much as we're going to get on Thursday and Friday. So let some of this run off a little bit but look at some of these areas now all the way through the rest of the weekend. West of Corpus Christi, six inches of rainfall by the beginning of Saturday into Sunday. So more flooding is likely here, Carol.</s>COSTELLO: All right. Chad Myers reporting live. Thanks so much.</s>MYERS: You're welcome.
Texas Floods Claim at Least Six Lives