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Flooding soaks North Texas as Abbott confirms death of first responder
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Flood Watch Extended for Houston, Katy, Cypress, and The Woodlands in Southeast Texas as Heavy Overnight Thunderstorms Raise Flash Flooding Risk Into Friday
HOUSTON — A Flood Watch has been extended through 7 p.m. Friday for most of the Houston metro and southeast Texas as heavy rain continues overnight. A slow-moving frontal boundary near the Gulf Coast is interacting with deeply saturated air fed by Pacific and Gulf moisture. On and off thunderstorms carrying heavy rain are expected to continue through tonight and possibly into early Friday morning. Localized flooding and flash flooding are possible across the region.
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Moderate Flood Risk Shifts East to Victoria, Gonzales, and Bryan in South Texas as San Antonio Drops From Excessive Rain Outlook Overnight
SAN ANTONIO — The latest Weather Prediction Center update brought a major change to the flooding rain outlook for south and southeast Texas tonight. Bexar County was nearly removed from the excessive rain outlook after rain arrived later than expected and pushed farther east. A Moderate Risk, level 3 of 4, now stretches from Corpus Christi and Victoria north through Gonzales, Round Top, and Bryan. Rain chances remain for San Antonio into the Friday commute, but totals may be far lighter than first expected.
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Flood Watch Covers Houston, Harris County, Conroe, and College Station Through Friday Evening as Slow-Moving Downpours Target Areas North and West of Downtown
HOUSTON, TX — A Flood Watch is in effect until 7 PM Friday for a large part of Southeast Texas, including the city of Houston and Harris County. A slow-moving boundary entering the Houston area is interacting with tropical air and a moist Gulf feed, setting up repeated rounds of heavy rain. The greatest concern runs from Thursday night through Friday morning, especially north and west of downtown Houston. Drivers heading out before sunrise should be prepared for flooded roadways.
Insurance Journal
Houston and Dallas Face Risk of Floods as Storms Sweep Texas
Houston and Dallas face more flooding rains Friday as storms continue to sweep across the eastern third of Texas, where thousands are without power and hundreds of flights were canceled Thursday. Dallas Fort Worth International Airport reported 3.47 inches (9 centimeters) of rain Thursday, the National Weather Service said. An...
Click2Houston.com
Flood watch in effect for Houston as storms spread across our weekend forecast
The storms that formed Thursday brought in a tremendous amount of rain in a short amount of time. Because of this, the National Weather Service moved the flood watch to include cities like Houston, Sugar Land and the Woodlands through 7pm Friday. Timing:. The heaviest rain in the Houston area...
Danny Tran
You stayed dry through Harvey, but the county flood control district says everyone lives in a flood zone and you don't need to live near water to be flooded.
As of late September 2026, my flood plan for my Houston house has been the same since Harvey: nothing. The house stayed dry through that storm, so I filed flooding under solved. If Harvey couldn't get in, I figured, nothing would.
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Afternoon storms possible Saturday and Sunday in Houston
The focus for organized widespread heavy rain has dissipated, but the tropical moisture remains in place. With the heating of the day we’ll get scattered heavy rain developing Saturday afternoon. There is also a chance of heavy rain moving along the coast Saturday night. Sunday’s forecast:. Texans and...
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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.