Dangerous severe weather and potentially life-threatening flooding continues to threaten communities across the South from Texas through Louisiana and Mississippi along the Gulf Coast on Wednesday.

TRWD told NBC 5 they’re not seeing widespread flood damage from the storms, and these high lake levels could ultimately be a good thing for North Texas. “Going into the summer with full levels is great because the water level is going to draw down through those hot times and high demands,” said Huff.

Recent storms caused concern after two homes were struck by lightning, marking the third incident on the same block in five years.

Thousands of dollars has been raised for the displaced family who was inside the home when the lightning struck on May 5.

A neighbor's home security camera captured the lightning strike and resulting fire. A fundraiser has been launched to aid the displaced family.

Scattered severe thunderstorms may be capable of large hail, damaging wind gusts and a few tornadoes overnight into Tuesday morning.

Cities like Houston, Waco and Austin have been included in a new Tornado Watch as the region get pounded by more rounds of severe weather. FOX Weather Meteorologists Kendall Smith and Stephen Morgan break down the latest forecast on Tuesday,