Visibility is poor as heavy rain batters Houston as Tropical Storm Imelda approaches America's east coast.

Filmed on September 18, grey clouds blanket the skyline as heavy rain pours down on a road in Spring, Texas.

Tropical Storm Imelda made landfall yesterday (September 17) in southeast Texas. Imelda is now a tropical depression and could dump around 6 to 10 inches of rain across the region.

Cars trying to navigate 2-3’ of flooding during Imelda.

Street flooding off Wells Fargo Dr.

Cars flooding during storm surge from Imelda

Flooding hitting the 1960 N Houston area off Wells Fargo Dr.

Highways start to bogged down in the outside tails of Tropical Depression Imelda. Heavy rains, winds, and high water expected as the storms wraps around the Houston region.

Heavy rains starting to impact morning commutes in north Houston.

Street flooding in Spring, TX (North Houston) from Imelda.

Houston braces for heavy flooding this morning, after the fast-moving Tropical Storm Imelda made landfall yesterday in southeast Texas. Imelda is now a tropical depression and could dump 6 to 10 inches of rain across the region. That would be the heaviest rainfall Houston has seen since Hurricane Harvey.

Heavy rains starting to impact morning commutes in north Houston.

Street flooding in Spring, TX (North Houston) from Imelda.