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See when beneficial rain arrives in Texas + Louisiana

Texas · 09-28

FOX 44 News

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Latest Forecast with Chief Meteorologist Mike LaPoint

Confidence is increasing that favorable moisture will combine with an upper-level system to produce widespread rainfall and localized flash flooding across North and Central Texas on Wednesday and Thursday. As of now, the window for the heaviest rainfall spans from Wednesday night into Thursday morning. Check back in for future forecast updates over the next […]

Texas · 09-28

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Severe storms, Fall weather likely across the Big Country this week

BIG COUNTRY, Texas (KRBC/KTAB) – West Texas is staring down a potentially active day of weather Wednesday, with severe storms, heavy rainfall and flooding all possible. But – on the other side of this storm system could be something many across the region have been waiting for… a significant taste of Fall. The Storm Prediction […]

Texas · 09-28

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First Alert: Thursday & Friday Storms Bring Heavy Rain Threat | September 28, 2026

Low-end chances for rain are in the forecast for the next couple of days ahead of a high chance for showers and thunderstorms late this week. Thursday and Friday are First Alert Weather Days due to the likely showers and thunderstorms and possibility for flooding. Rainfall totals could exceed 2 to 3 inches in some parts of East Texas. High temperatures will be in the 90s before the rain arrives, then we'll drop into the 70s and 80s by this weekend and next week. The two main components to this week's rain are moisture from the Pacific that has flowed into the atmosphere over Texas for the last week, and then a cold front that will arrive on Friday. After the cold front moves through East Texas, chances for rain will decrease, though not completely diminish. Additionally, temperatures will sit near to below normal through the end of next week. Today in weather history... September 28, 2022, Hurricane Ian reached Category 5 intensity in the Gulf of America, formerly the Gulf of Mexico, before making a catastrophic landfall in Florida as a high-end Category 4 during the afternoon. The storm killed 150 people and produced around $110 billion in damage in the state. Today's daily weather history segment comes to us courtesy of the Southeast Regional Climate Center. Also on today's show, updates on the deadly nor'easter affecting the East Coast, as well as SpaceX's Starship splashing down into the Pacific today. Finally, our satellite imagery of the day, showing Hurricane Polo moves northward off the southwestern coast of Mexico, courtesy of the Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere.

Texas · 09-28

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Drought-Busting Rain Could Dump Nearly 7 Inches on Texas Including Dallas and San Antonio as Flash Flooding Threat Builds Wednesday Through Friday

TEXAS — A very wet week is ahead for Texas and Oklahoma, with drought-busting rain expected to begin Wednesday and last into the weekend. The bulk of the rain is forecast from Wednesday through Friday, with Dallas projected near 6.87 inches and San Antonio near 6.32 inches. Flash flooding is possible, as the very dry soil will not be able to soak up heavy rain quickly enough.

Dallas, TX · 09-28

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Heavy Rain Targets Texas and Oklahoma With 5 to 7 Inches Possible by Next Weekend as Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama Also Face a Soaking

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK — A significant stretch of heavy rain is shaping up across the Southern Plains and Gulf Coast, and projected totals through next weekend keep climbing across Texas and Oklahoma. The latest forecast guidance shows the heavier pockets in both states picking up 5 to 7 inches or more, which raises concern for flooding in areas that get repeated rounds of rain. The biggest rain event looks to arrive mid to late next week, when a surge of moisture is expected to spread across the South. Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and the rest of the Gulf Coast are also in line for a solid soaking.

Texas · 09-28

The Dallas Morning News

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Hurricane Polo could bring up to 6 inches of rain in North Texas this week, NWS says

After months of drought and rain-free conditions, North Texas is forecast to see increased rain and potential flooding.

Fort Worth, TX · 09-28

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Strong Fall Cold Front Sweeps Texas Oklahoma Kansas Missouri and Illinois Next Weekend Dropping Saturday Morning Lows Into the Crisp 40s and 50s

KANSAS CITY, MO — A major shift into real autumn weather is on the way. Long-range forecast models show a powerful fall cold front arriving in early October and pushing southeastward by next weekend. The front is expected to bring the season’s first real taste of fall to a wide stretch of the country. Saturday morning lows could drop into the crisp 40s and 50s as far south as Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas and Illinois. For many residents tired of late-summer warmth, it could finally be time to open the windows.

Texas · 09-28

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Texas meteorologists weigh in as flood threat grows ahead of cold front

Over 5 inches of rain are possible area wide starting Wednesday, one San Antonio meteorologist said.

San Antonio, TX · 09-29

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Deepening Colorado Cyclone Could Unleash Severe Storms Across Texas Panhandle and Plains Next Week as 50 Knot Winds Roar Just Above the Ground

AMARILLO, TX: A developing storm system in the Rockies has forecasters keeping a close eye on the southern and central Plains for the middle of next week. A deepening cyclone coming out of Colorado is expected to pull moisture northward and crank up powerful winds just above the surface, setting the stage for a possible round of storms Wednesday and Thursday, September 30 and October 1.

Oklahoma · 09-27

CBS News

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When could North Texas get rain again?

Fort Worth, TX · 09-28

KXAN

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Despite weather challenges, Texas wineries expect strong 2026 vintage

Despite facing extreme weather challenges like a St. Patrick's Day freeze, floods, and drought, the 2026 Texas grape-growing season resulted in a smaller but high-quality crop.

Texas · 09-28

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Increasing rain chances this week

Our weather pattern starting to transition into a fall like pattern with increasing rain chances.

Texas · 09-27

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Rain Returns to Texas This Week: Flooding Possible, Details Still Uncertain

Rain will return to Texas this upcoming week, and the Texas rain forecast includes several days of thunderstorm potential. You’ve probably seen some of the hype on social media. We are expecting several days of thunderstorm potential, starting off in the western half of Texas over the next few days. Beginning Wednesday and continuing into the upcoming weekend, we will see thunderstorm chances spread to the eastern two-thirds of Texas.

Texas · 09-27

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Best Rain Setup in Months Brings Heavy Multi-Inch Totals to Texas and Oklahoma Including Houston, Dallas, and Oklahoma City Wednesday and Thursday

TEXAS — The best rain setup in months is on the way for Texas and Oklahoma, with heavy rain expected Wednesday and Thursday. Forecast data has been consistent in showing multi-inch rainfall totals across a widespread area of both states. Houston is projected near 3.33 inches and Dallas near 3.10 inches, while Oklahoma City and Amarillo could each see around 2.81 inches.

Dallas, TX · 09-27

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A Supercell or Two in W. Oklahoma Today

It will be a day where a storm or two will become supercells amidst a larger crop of multicells and even single cells. Hail is the main threat. Water vapor imagery shows an upper trough over the central/southern High Plains lifting northeast this morning, with a smaller upper jet slicing across the TX Panhandle into Oklahoma. A lee trough keeps southerly low-level flow (and modest moisture, dewpoints in the low-to-mid 60s) streaming across the region. This morning's scattered storms should fizzle, with the real action holding off until 21-23 UTC as low-level lapse rates steepen and the cap erodes.

Oklahoma · 09-26