Photos: Storm damage in Texas and Oklahoma, and beyond

From left, Cara Hewitt, Linda Balas, Kathy Bullard and Doreen Crow look at the spot in Wimberley, Texas, where eight of their friends from Corpus Christi were swept away in a flood.

Leah Crocker, center, bows her head during a vigil for members of the McComb family, who are still missing due to flash flooding, at the convent chapel of the Sisters of the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament in Corpus Christi, Texas.

People attend a vigil for members of the McComb family, who are still missing after flash flooding in Corpus Christi, Texas.

Antonio Rodriguez scoops water out of the sand trap on the ninth green before the start of the second round of the Byron Nelson golf tournament in Irving, Texas.

Grounds crew staff work to remove standing water on the 17th hole after heavy rains delayed the second round of the AT&T Byron Nelson at the TPC Four Seasons Resort Las Colinas in Irving, Texas.

Mailboxes stand along a road covered in floodwater from the San Jacinto River at Cooper Park in Kingwood, Texas.

Search-and-rescue team member John Charba searches on May 27 for people who are missing after heavy flooding around Umphery Ranch, located between Wimberley and San Marcos, Texas.

A man kayaks in the Blanco River as search-and-rescue team member walk the banks looking for people missing after heavy flooding around Umphery Ranch in Texas.

Water is released from the Lake Conroe Dam into the San Jacinto River near Conroe, Texas on May 27. Recent flooding in the area forced the San Jacinto River Authority to increase the water it’s releasing to 8,660 cubic feet per second, the highest rate in eight years.

Following massive flooding in Houston, Cliff Watkins cleans up his parents’ house on May 27.

A man walks along the Blanco River where sweeping floodwaters overturned vehicles and knocked down trees in Wimberley, Texas.

Workers attempt to relieve the pressure from the earthen dam at Padera Lake in Midlothian, Texas. Water was flowing over the top of the dam early Wednesday morning following days of heavy rain.

Debris sits on the Twin Bridges as water recedes from Lake Thunderbird, after heavy rains hit Norman, Okla., over the weekend.

Workers clear a fallen tree off the roof of Rhonda Ginn’s home in Amory, Miss., following a severe storm.

Mario Jose climbs a fallen tree to cut branches with a saw on Tipps Street in Henderson, Texas.

Members of the Houston Fire department help residents evacuate floodwaters surrounding their homes in Houston Tuesday.

Vehicles are left stranded on a flooded Interstate 45 in Houston

Volunteers walk from the Blanco River past flood debris as they help clean up Tuesday in Wimberley, Texas.

Keith Varela checks out the damage done to his wife’s truck in the San Marcos Mobile Home Park in San Marcos, Texas.

The flooded Whole Earth Provisions Company on Lamar Street in Austin is shown after days of heavy rain. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott toured the damage zone where one person is confirmed dead and at least 12 others missing in flooding along the Rio Blanco, which reports say rose as much as 40 feet in places.