Houston weather: Wednesday downpours expected, flood threat
We're expecting more rounds of heavy rain and isolated storms Wednesday causing a continued flood threat. As we move later into the week, we'll have less rain and more sun.
We're expecting more rounds of heavy rain and isolated storms Wednesday causing a continued flood threat. As we move later into the week, we'll have less rain and more sun.
A tornado hit part of San Antonio on Wednesday morning.
Parts of South Texas are still dealing with heavy rain and flooding Wednesday, with several counties in South and Central Texas under Flash Flood and Flood warnings.
The National Hurricane Center has flagged an area to watch in the Gulf of America this weekend.
More rainfall is possible across the Houston area on Wednesday as a FOX 26 Storm Alert has been extended.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has issued a disaster declaration for 59 counties as flooding hits parts of the state.
Millions across Texas face the risk of flash flooding this week.
Multiple rounds of heavy downpours are moving across Southeast Texas Tuesday morning. Street flooding in some locations is happening with a few Flood Advisories and Flood Warnings in effect through…
More rainfall will be possible across the Houston area on Tuesday. As a result, a FOX 26 Storm Alert is in effect for Tuesday.
Folks around Houston should stay weather aware on Monday as street flooding will be expected for low-lying and poor drainage areas. Street flooding will again be possible Tuesday.