A cold front is moving through Southeast Texas, bringing with it the chance of severe thunderstorms.
A cold front is moving through Southeast Texas, bringing with it the chance of heavy thunderstorms.
Thunderstorms are impacting parts of the Houston and its surrounding areas Thursday evening, bringing torrential rainfall and street flooding.
Heavy thunderstorms continue to move across the Houston area Friday evening, dumping heavy rainfall and leading to some high-water locations on Houston roadways.
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Street flooding has been reported in several areas and on dozens of roadways across the Houston area and surrounding counties.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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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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.
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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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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.
Heavy rainfall and increasing discharge from the Lake Livingston dam has prompted officials in Polk County to issue a mandatory evacuation order.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
