Dallas Left Reeling , From Deadly Downpours , as Heavy Rain Moves East.<br />ABC reports that the heavy rain that caused <br />deadly flooding in Dallas, Texas, is now <br />moving east across the United States.<br />On August 23, heavy downpours <br />are expected in Louisiana, <br />southeast Texas and southern Arkansas.<br />According to ABC, the heavy rain <br />is expected to remain in place over Louisiana <br />and southeast Texas throughout the day.<br />Flash flood warnings are already in effect <br />in Shreveport, Louisiana, after the area <br />received seven inches of rain within 24 hours.<br />Meanwhile, despite facing one of the worst <br />droughts on records, San Antonio and Austin, <br />Texas, are also currently under flood watches.<br />In the next 48 hours, heavy rain will continue <br />in eastern Louisiana and will reach Mississippi,<br />where up to 10 inches of rain is possible.<br />The heavy rains come after downpours slammed <br />the Dallas region on August 21 and 22, <br />dropping over three inches of rain in an hour.<br />On August 22, a state of disaster <br />was declared in Dallas County.<br />On August 22, a state of disaster <br />was declared in Dallas County.<br />Officials said that a 60-year-old <br />woman died after her car was <br />swept away in floodwaters.<br />In East Dallas, a whopping <br />15.3 inches of rain caused , severe flooding.<br />The Dallas Fort Worth International <br />Airport saw 9.19 inches of rain over <br />24 hours - the highest in 90 years
