Flood warning issued for Houston and all of Southeast Texas

Current radar:

Showers and storms are likely on and off this week. Check out our current radar below.

Wednesday weather forecast:

There were no changes Wednesday. Heavy rainfall will occur across Southeast Texas. Abundant tropical moisture brings us another flood threat. The highest totals so far appear to be south of I-10.

Thursday's forecast:

Stalled front lines posing a threat of flooding remained in place Thursday. The Weather Prediction Center has raised the flood threat to Level 2 out of 4.

The stalled front mixes with tropical moisture, bringing bursts of rain and thunderstorms. Generally speaking, we'll get another 3 inches to 5 inches of rain over the next five days. Street flooding is possible in the morning or afternoon.

Track the tropics:

There is no tropical activity in the Gulf, Caribbean or Atlantic Ocean. Saharan dust is very heavy across much of the tropical Atlantic, making things very quiet.

10-day forecast:

We've been in this active storm pattern all week. Pay attention to weather conditions and make sure you allow extra driving time. Increased rainfall means cooler than normal temperatures. 95° is our average for this time of year.