Fort Worth Fire Department found two empty vehicles stalled out due to high water on the service road southbound of Texas 360 south of Trinity Boulevard.
The Fort Worth Fire Department said the water was high enough to stall out the vehicles, but not too deep to be able to leave the vehicle.
The vehicles have been tagged with yellow tape to keep other motorists from driving into the high water.
So far, three people in North Texas have died as a result of high water on the roads.
The Latest: Freezing rain, ice forecast in Oklahoma, Kansas
Forecasters say a band of storms moving slowly through the nation's midsection is leaving Texas but will likely dump more freezing rain on parts of Oklahoma and Kansas.
The National Weather Service says the storms causing icy conditions in Oklahoma and Kansas are expected to last through Saturday night.
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Temperatures are expected to be above-freezing in the region on Sunday. At least five people have died in accidents related to the ice storm, and another three have died in North Texas flash floods.
One person is still missing.
Thousands of people are without power as accumulated ice has downed power lines. Meanwhile, with up to 4 inches of rain expected in northeast Texas and central Arkansas, a flash flood threat continues in North Texas and most of Arkansas.
Rain is forecast Sunday from Texas to the Mid-Atlantic states. Freezing rain is expected in southern Nebraska and central Kansas.
