Flood Warning Issued for Houston and All of Southeast Texas

Current radar:

Showers and thunderstorms are possible at times throughout the week. Check our current radar below.

Wednesday forecast:

No change Wednesday. Widespread heavy rain will fall across Southeast Texas. Rich tropical moisture gives us another flood threat. For now, it looks like the highest totals will be south of I-10.

Forecast for Thursday:

The stalled front responsible for our flood threat is still here on Thursday. The Weather Prediction Center has increased our flood threat to a Level 2 out of 4. Don’t let your guard down.

The stalled front is mixing with tropical moisture and bringing waves of rain and thunderstorms. Overall, we will see another 3 to 5 inches of rain over the next five days. Street flooding is possible in the morning or afternoon.

In the footsteps of the tropics:

There is no tropical activity in the Gulf, Caribbean or Atlantic Ocean. Saharan dust has been very abundant across much of the tropical Atlantic, keeping things very quiet.

10 day forecast:

We remain in this active storm pattern throughout the week. Stay alert to the weather and make sure you have extra time to drive. Increased rainfall means lower than normal temperatures. 95° is our average for this time of year.