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Tropical Storm Bertha will bring a one-and-done round of rain, gusty winds, dangerous rip currents, and minor coastal flooding to portions of South Texas and the Texas Gulf Coast today. The system should move inland and fall apart quickly tonight, leaving a hot and mostly dry weekend across the stat
Tropical Storm Bertha may bring scattered showers, thunderstorms, dangerous rip currents, and minor coastal flooding to portions of the Texas Gulf Coast through Thursday. This remains a low-impact tropical threat for Texas, while triple-digit heat continues to be the bigger statewide weather concern
Tropical Storm Bertha is moving west across the Gulf of Mexico, generally in the direction of Texas. That sounds dramatic until we look at what the atmosphere is actually doing.Bertha does not currently look like a significant weather event for Texas. The heat does.A strong heat dome is settling ove
Tropical Depression Two will likely become Tropical Storm Bertha as it moves west across the Gulf. Texas could see tropical rain, gusty coastal winds, dangerous surf and coastal flooding later this week, but the exact impacts remain uncertain.Tropical mischief is brewing in the Gulf, and unfortunate
State and local damage-assessment teams are working to document impacts from this week’s flooding and storms across Texas.Residents and business owners whose homes, vehicles, businesses, or other property sustained damage are encouraged to submit a report through the Texas Division of Emergency Mana
The multi-day heavy-rain event is finally ending across the Texas Hill Country and Edwards Plateau, but the flooding threat is not over. Major flood waves will continue moving downstream along several Texas rivers through the weekend and into early next week.Flooding will remain possible along porti
The worst of this week’s historic Texas flooding appears to be behind us, but the threat is not over. Another round of heavy thunderstorms could produce new flooding across parts of the Concho Valley, Edwards Plateau, and Texas Hill Country tonight into Friday morning.Catastrophic flooding affected
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Texas flooding tonight could become life-threatening as another round of very heavy rain develops across parts of the Edwards Plateau and Hill Country overnight into Thursday morning.The greatest concern includes areas near Del Rio, Brackettville, Eagle Pass, Uvalde, Kerr County and Junction, genera
Serious flooding continues across portions of the Texas Hill Country, Edwards Plateau, Central Texas, and South-Central Texas—and additional rounds of heavy rain are expected tonight into Thursday.A mesoscale convective vortex, or MCV, is helping produce bands of thunderstorms that are repeatedly mo
A Level 4 of 4 High Risk for flooding continues overnight and Wednesday across portions of the Edwards Plateau, western Hill Country, and areas west of San Antonio.Heavy thunderstorms are already redeveloping across Uvalde, Medina, Bandera, and Bexar counties—some of the same areas that received 5–2
A high flooding risk is in place across parts of the Texas Hill Country, Edwards Plateau, Central Texas, and South-Central Texas. Repeated slow-moving storms may produce extreme rainfall tonight into Wednesday, rapidly flooding roads and raising creeks, streams, and rivers.A potentially major floodi
LIVE AT 9:45 PM CENTRAL: We’re tracking the ongoing Texas heavy-rain event and the potential for dangerous localized flooding tonight through Wednesday.The greatest concern is focused on parts of the Edwards Plateau, Hill Country, South-Central Texas, eastern Big Bend, and nearby areas. That include
Dangerous localized flooding is possible tonight through Wednesday across parts of Texas, especially the Edwards Plateau, Hill Country, South-Central Texas, and eastern Big Bend.Not everyone in the highlighted areas will flood, and this does not look like a widespread statewide disaster. However, re
A multi-day heavy-rain event is underway across parts of Texas. Repeated slow-moving storms may produce rapid street flooding, dangerous low-water crossings, and quick rises on creeks and streams, especially across the Edwards Plateau, eastern Big Bend, western Hill Country, and nearby areas.Summer
Scattered storms will continue across Texas over the next several days. Not everyone will receive rain, but repeated downpours may cause rapid street, creek, stream, and low-water crossing flooding—especially from Central Texas and the Hill Country west toward the Edwards Plateau and eastern Big Ben
Fri-yay is here in Texas, and so are returning storm chances. In this Friday edition of the Texas Weather Roundup, we look at increasing rain and storm chances today, this weekend, and into early next week.The upper-level heat dome is shifting north into the Northern Plains and northern United State
Summer heat sticks around for the next couple of days, but Texas is heading into a stormier pattern this weekend into next week.In this Thursday edition of the Texas Weather Roundup, we look at Panhandle storm chances today and Friday, increasing rain chances along the Texas coast, and a more unsett
Happy Hump Day, Texas. Summer is still here, and yes, it is still hot. But that does not mean we are completely done with rain chances. In this Wednesday edition of the Texas Weather Roundup, we look at a quieter couple of days, a storm chance in the Texas Panhandle, and the potential for more scatt
More storms are on the way in this Tuesday edition of the Texas Weather Roundup.Today’s main storm focus is across North Texas, East Texas, and the ArkLaTex, where isolated severe storms are possible this afternoon and evening.This is not an April or May tornado setup, but the strongest storms will
More storms are possible across Texas today and Tuesday. The main severe storm risk today is focused on Northeast Texas and the ArkLaTex, where damaging winds, heavy rain, lightning, and some hail are possible.July is here, but Texas is not shutting down storm chances just yet.After a stormy Sunday
Scattered thunderstorms return to parts of Texas today, with the strongest storms capable of damaging wind gusts over 75 mph, quarter to golf ball size hail, frequent lightning, and localized heavy rain. The main storm window is this afternoon into the mid-evening.Mama Nature wants to throw her own
Happy Fourth of July, Texas. Most of the state will be hot and mostly dry today, but we do have storm chances to watch this afternoon and evening.The main severe storm risk is across the Texas Panhandle, where the Storm Prediction Center has upgraded the area to a Level 2 out of 5 risk for scattered
Texas will be hot for the Fourth of July weekend, with scattered storms possible in East Texas, Southeast Texas, the ArkLaTex, the Panhandle, and parts of West Texas. Most fireworks plans should be okay, but lightning, gusty winds, and heat remain the main things to watch.As we head into this holida
