Onalaska
Onalaska, TX · Weather
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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.
sevenlakes.news
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.
Chron.com
sevenlakes.news
Remnants of Category 5 Hurricane Polo Could Bring Severe Weather and Flooding to Texas Including Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio Next Week
TEXAS — The remnants of Hurricane Polo, a Category 5 hurricane in the Eastern Pacific, could move into the southern Plains next week. Forecast guidance shows tropical moisture streaming north across Mexico into Texas and Oklahoma, raising the potential for organized thunderstorms and heavy rainfall. Severe weather and flooding are possible, especially from Dallas to Houston and east toward Shreveport, though it remains too early to pin down specific details.
The Spun
spacecityweather.com
Summer stubbornly holding on in Texas half way through September
In brief: We have now reached mid-September and a summer-like pattern remains largely in place across the state. Does this mean September in Houston is actually worse than August?. Is September bad, or not?. Matt and I routinely debate whether August or September is the worst month in Houston. I...