(08.24.06) — A woman driving through a flooded intersection Thursday became trapped momentarily when the rushing water began to slowly move her car but firefighters rescued her without incident, a fire department spokesman said. Mike Sandulak, a division chief with the Phoenix Fire Department, said the woman was only trapped for a few minutes in water that rose to about two feet. "I think our firefighters walked out to her," Sandulak said. "She is OK and she's safe and all our firefighters are OK as well," Sandulak said. Several other cars were also stranded in the intersection but no one else needed to be rescued, Sandulak said. Portions of the Indian Bend Wash in Scottsdale were also flooded, with the water running over roadways and stranding at least two other cars. Sandulak said that usually people needing rescues in such situations have driven past barricades but that the woman trapped Thursday hadn't done that. National Weather Service meteorologist Doug Green said between 11/2 inches and two inches of rain fell Thursday in some isolated spots around the Phoenix metropolitan area, causing some street flooding. "As far as anything catastrophic, we've heard nothing," Green said.