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Raisin, TX · Weather
southtexasnews.com
Rockport records third-wettest May since 1959
Rockport received more than 10 inches of rain during May, which made it the third wettest on record for the city. According to information from the National Weather Service and NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), the Aransas County Airport received 10.34 inches of rain during May. The wettest day during the month was 3.46 inches recorded on May 20.
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southtexasnews.com
Grant push approved; Lightning strike hits Goliad water tower
The Goliad City Council on Wednesday, May 26, approved a request for proposals for grant administrative services tied to potential funding through the Texas Water Development Board and also discussed storm-related damage to the city’s water tower communications equipment during a special called meeting. Council members unanimously approved the...
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KRIS 6 News
Southside flooding hits as Oso Creek nears major flood stage
cabarrusweekly.com
Flash Flood Threat Rising for Houston and Victoria, Texas This Afternoon as WPC Issues Mesoscale Precipitation Discussion for South-Central and Southeast Texas Saturday May 23
SOUTH-CENTRAL AND SOUTHEAST TEXAS — The Weather Prediction Center has issued Mesoscale Precipitation Discussion Number 0216 affecting south-central to southeast Texas on Saturday, May 23, 2026, warning that areas of mainly urban flash flooding will be possible going into the afternoon hours. The discussion highlights a developing storm and rainfall setup centered around the Houston and Victoria corridor driven by an active surface boundary draped across the region.
napervillelocal.com
Stage 2 Flood Alert Active Across Houston and South Texas Including Corpus Christi, Lake Jackson, and Victoria as Heavy Rain and Storms Escalate Saturday Night Through Monday
HOUSTON AND SOUTH TEXAS — A serious and escalating flood threat is building across the Houston area and broader South Texas region heading into the weekend, with a Stage 2 flood alert remaining active through at least Monday as rain and storm chances ramp up significantly from Saturday night onward. The 168-hour MRMS multi-sensor precipitation analysis ending Friday, May 22 at 1AM CDT already shows highly variable rainfall totals across the region, with southern zones bearing the heaviest accumulations. Flash flooding remains a distinct possibility as additional widespread heavy rainfall arrives on top of what has already fallen this week.