9 numbers you should know about Imelda's impact

HOUSTON – Here are some numbers to know about Tropical Depression Imelda. 

2,000: Rescues that have been performed so far in Harris County, according to the Harris County Fire Marshal's Office.

1,651: Vehicles that have been towed as of 10 a.m. Friday, according to Houston Police. The number is expected to increase as the day progresses.

1,125: Weather-related calls have been fielded by dispatchers at the Harris County Sheriffs Office as of 2:25 p.m. Friday.

425: High-water rescues have been performed, according to HSCO.

365: Stranded vehicles, according to HSCO.

150: Tow trucks that were used across Houston to remove flooded cars on Thursday.

43: Inches of rain fell in Beaumont, making Imelda the fifth wettest tropical cyclone in US history.

43: The number of major crashes that occurred, according to HSCO.

3: People have died due to the storm. Two in Beaumont, one in Harris County.