Stay updated with KPRC 2's meteorologist Justin Stapleton's weather forecast, including humidity changes, rain predictions, and Memorial Day weekend weather.

Street flooding has been reported in several areas and on dozens of roadways across the Houston area and surrounding counties.

Houston Rockets fans headed to playoff game Wednesday night may run into rain. Here's what you should know:

Regardless of where you live or how much rain you get, it’s always important to stay safe, especially while on the roads.

Rain and thunderstorms, fueled by a stalled cold front, greeted Houston commuters on Monday morning, marking the start of a rainy week.

Severe risk increase Sunday for portions of SE Texas

Our weather team is tracking the chance for rain and gusty conditions this Easter weekend. That's why we looked into some fun indoor activities parents can do with their kids.

The storm is moving eastward as expected, meaning we are at a higher risk for rain in Houston for Easter weekend.

Warm temperatures, humidity, and standing water create the perfect environment for mosquitoes to breed, especially in the spring. And with more rain on the way, we need to be ready for them!

Rain activity is non-existent over the next 7 days.

Rounds of rain will move into southeast Texas bringing the threat for flooding

Get ready for soaring temperatures and potential heavy rain this week, as forecasted by KPRC's meteorologist.

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Severe storms and a cold front are moving into Houston as the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo begins.

A gradual warm-up across SE Texas comes with shower and storms chances Saturday and Sunday.

A strong cold front will usher in a new Arctic front after strong to slightly severe storms possible late Tuesday. We will be tracking them as they move across the area on Tuesday.

Yes, you read that right. UT researchers analyzed rainfall data from over 1,000 cities worldwide, and Houston stood out in a big way; on average, we get nearly 5 inches more rain per year than nearby cities.

Heavy thunderstorms and rain are expected throughout Wednesday in Southeast Texas, with an initial round of storms early in the morning followed by another later in the day.

We’re expecting a lot of rain on Tuesday, and a flood watch has been issued for parts of Southeast Texas including Harris county.

Rain has fallen around Southern California and is expected to aid firefighters mopping up multiple wildfires.

Rain that began falling in parched Southern California will aid firefighters mopping up multiple wildfires.

Houston has found itself in the bullseye of the winter storm threatening to drop several inches of snow and wintry mix on states known for their mild winters.

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Rain chances are increasing in the Houston area as a coastal low and warm front move in, bringing light showers early and heavier rain from 9 a.m. into the evening.

Hope you've been enjoying the sunshine, but it'll be a good idea for you to keep the umbrella handy!

A cold front is moving through Houston, bringing showers and storms, especially between 12 and 4 p.m., with the most significant rain predicted until 6 p.m.

After more than a month of dry weather, we finally have some rainfall in Southeast Texas! We have a lot of moisture in our atmosphere (thanks, SE winds) so when it rains, it POURS!

1.7 million voters dodged the potential for thunderstorms on election day in Harris County. The weather team is watching and tracking the chance for .75-1″ of rain late Monday night into Tuesday morning. Early morning storms - up to 1" of rain during the overnight.

After more than a month of dry weather, we finally have some rainfall in Southeast Texas! We have a lot of moisture in our atmosphere (thanks, SE winds) so when it rains, it POURS!

Houston, October 2024 will not go down as the driest October on record for the city.

Check out the rainfall from across our area

Halloween in Houston looks like it could be a wet one, well, at least early on.

Rain chances return to Houston this week.

Hurricane Helene made landfall in Florida’s Big Bend region Thursday night.

Through the day today, Helene is forecast to rapidly intensify into a major hurricane before making landfall Thursday.

This front steers Helene away from Houston

This front steers Helene away from Houston

Record setting rainfall has led to flooded streets on Galveston Island this Labor Day.

Wednesday saw less rainfall in the area, but that looks to change starting Thursday morning as more tropical moisture gets funneled into Southeast Texas from the Gulf of Mexico.

We know it's been wet, but how wet may surprise you

It has been a pretty soggy week in southeast Texas and depending on where you are, you have either seen a lot of rain or not a whole lot at all.

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Heavy rain and slippery roads have led to power outages affecting thousands, with a flash flood watch in effect through tonight.

We’re expecting a lot of rain on Wednesday, and a flood watch has been issued for parts of Southeast Texas including Harris county.

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As Hurricane Beryl approaches the Texas Coast, communities are preparing for its powerful winds and heavy rains. With expected landfall near Matagorda around 2 a.m. Monday, areas like Galveston, Houston, and Katy will experience significant impact. Our reporter Gage Goulding is on the ground, ensuring you get the latest updates despite the challenging conditions. Stay safe and stay informed.

The classic thriller is packed with twists, turns, suspense and romance, (and a real rain scene!) making for a great night out.

With more severe storms headed towards the Greater Houston area this afternoon, this may spark some anxiety for those who are still picking up the pieces to their homes or dealing with outages.

Recent storms and rain seem to creating the perfect breeding ground to fuel the mosquito population. The blood-sucking insects make it uncomfortable to go outside and enjoy the backyard, leaving many folks wondering how to combat the issue.

We’ve been dry for a few days but that looks to change come Thursday afternoon and evening.

The Houston area was getting pounded Monday afternoon with the rainfall rate around 4 inches an hour at 2 p.m., according to KPRC 2 Meteorologists Justin Stapleton and Caroline Brown.

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Many area rivers and creeks are already or will be in major flood stage by tomorrow and we have potentially another round of storms that will make its way into the area Friday.

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Heavy rains and major flood waters continue to impact the Livingston area.

Rain is expected in the Houston area this Thursday, which means street flooding is likely.

Strong storms capable of producing very heavy rainfall, as well as strong winds, will be approaching the Houston area early Thursday morning.

Northern cities in the Houston area are on a flood watch starting tonight and lasting through Thursday morning.

Authorities with the Harris County Flood Control District are monitoring for the potential of major flooding along the East Fork of the San Jacinto River in northeast Harris and southeast Montgomery Counties.

Our next decent shot of rain comes on Wednesday.

Heavy rainfall and increasing discharge from the Lake Livingston dam has prompted officials in Polk County to issue a mandatory evacuation order.

WHOA! The storms overnight were so chaotic, many folks are asking if the Houston area got hit by a tropical storm.

It has been breezy this Thursday with cloudy, overcast skies for most of the day.

Houston is warm and muggy, but quiet for now. That all looks to change as we get into the weekend as a cold front moves into the area.

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While there will be a chance of strong storms Monday through Wednesday in southeast Texas, it appears that Tuesday and early Wednesday will be the times we will have to watch the closest.

It’s the start of a new work week and it looks like it will be a bit on the wet side for Monday.

Another round of rough weather is underway, and Houstonians are dealing with hail and other unpleasant conditions.

After a very soggy Thursday morning, Houston is seeing a temporary reprieve from the heavy rainfall that spread across the area.

Strong thunderstorms and hailstorms are happening in the Houston area on Thursday.

Strong thunderstorms and hailstorms are happening in the Houston area on Friday.

Heavy rain with a severe weather threat arrives in Houston tomorrow.

Plan extra time for the drive Friday morning, as rain settles in over the Houston area.

Tornadoes and strong storms hit the Southeast Texas area on Sunday.

It’s a foggy morning, and the rain has arrived in the Houston area on Saturday.

The latest forecast from the National Weather Service (NWS)

It has been nice to have a break from the rain for a few days, but now we will have to deal with it again overnight and into Saturday morning.

Thursday's upcoming drought monitor will show more improvement

Watching for heavy rain with a flood threat next week

More than 60 campers were evacuated from an RV park in Cleveland as waters from the nearby East Fork of the San Jacinto River began to rise.

A woman residing in northwest Harris County has reached out to KPRC 2 for help due to the non-stop draining issues she has been having in the backyard of her home.

Heavy rain moved through the Houston area this week, with some areas seeing three or more inches of rain.

A judge has issued a disaster declaration for San Jacinto County due to recent heavy rainfall and severe flooding in the area.

Voluntary evacuation orders have been issued in San Jacinto and Polk counties due to rising waters underneath the Lake Livingston dam.

White Oak Bayou has had a series of flooding issues over the years.

We’re expecting a lot of rain on Wednesday, and a flood watch has been issued for parts of Southeast Texas including Harris county.

Houstonians experienced a pretty drenched day as heavy rain fell across the area Monday.

It is going to be a wet Monday in the Houston area.

After a cold week, the temperatures will be back to normal for the rest of the week. Instead of the cold, southeast Texas will have to deal with wet weather starting tonight and into tomorrow.

The Houston area is seeing severe storms on Monday as tornado and thunderstorm watches are in effect.

Multiple school districts in the Houston area are canceling after-school activities as severe weather persists Monday.

Monday will be a messy one throughout the Houston area as another storm system moves in from the west.

Monday in Houston is the College Football Playoff National Championship. Unfortunately, it is also the day our next storm system arrives and with that system comes the potential for severe weather.

WHOA! Very high water in the Galveston area Friday morning

Houston Airports are experiencing some flight delays as heavy rainfall hits the Houston area this Friday.

Another storm system moving into the Houston area overnight will bring widespread soaking rain through the Friday morning commute.

After a short two day break, rain is set to return to southeast Texas on Friday.

Weather forecast for Houston, Texas, live radar, satellite, severe weather alerts, hour by hour and 7 day forecast temperatures and Hurricane tracking from KPRC 2 and Click2Houston.com.

The first week of 2024 looks to be an active one in the weather department with two days where rain is a pretty good bet for people living in southeast Texas.

Houston won’t be seeing a white Christmas this year, but we will have to deal with another form of precipitation in the days leading up to it and that will be in the form of rain.