storms killing six people including edward hernandez, torn away from his brothers when their car was swallowed by rushing waters. >> i went under, didn't see none edward, i seen him, and he said stuff i don't want to hear. >> reporter: his brothers unable to save him and deluge and devastation. video capturing a tornado ripping through a home. another twister lifting part of this house off the ground, droppiping it on the family car. >> sounded like a freight train. the window just exploded. >> reporter: inse the home, this woman says her son left the family room seconds after the storm hit. >> he's screaming, i'm going to die. >> reporter: here in houston, it's been raining all day. these waters sti very high. and schools are closed tomorrow in the hardest-hit areas. >> and rob marciano is here. is texas out of the woods yet? >> it's finally started to ease. but some spots got two feet of water. flood watches spreading across alabama and georgia into south carolina. and storms becoming more sporadic tomorrow night. one to four inches possible. and across the pacific northwest northwe

including edward hernandez, torn away from his brothers when their car was swallowed by rushing watersr water, didn't see none of them. and then, edward, i seen him, and he said stuff i don't want to hear. >> reporter: his brothers unable to save him. more than 130 high water rescues in the houston area alone. deluge and devastation. seven tornadoes touching down from texas to mississippi. that homeowner capturing video of a tornado ripping through his home. another twister lifting part of this house off the ground, hurling it 25 feet in the air. and dropping it on the family car. >> sounded like a freight train. the window just exploded. >> reporter: inside the home, aubrey alvarez says her 4-year-old son had left the family room just seconds before the tornado hit. >> after i put him in the tub, he's screaming oh, we're going to die. >> reporter: the alvarez family is so lucky to be alive. here in houston, it's been raining all day. these waters still very high. and schools in the hardest hit areas closed monday. aditi roy, abc news, houston, texas. >> the good news is, texas is dryi