Severe flooding in Central Texas on October 16 caused an entire house to float down an overflowing river, as captured by a local resident.

In the video filmed at Lake Marble Falls near Cottonwood Shores, the tops of the structure's roof and bits of debris that had broken off can be seen being carried by the fast-moving waters.

A state of emergency was declared in 18 counties, and several remained under flash flood warnings throughout the night. Across the region, residents reported overflowing rivers, inundated streets and houses going underwater as rain pummeled the region.

One person's body was found in Lake LBJ in Burnet County, near the east bank of the shore in a neighborhood between Kingsland and Highland Haven. The victim was not identified.

House floating down Lake Marble Falls filmed from backyard in Cottonwood Shores neighborhood upstream from Marble Falls. Broke apart in trees as is approached and a raccoon escaped out the roof and crawled on top of the debris as it floated downstream.