Flood warning issued for Houston and all of Southeast Texas

Current radar:

Heavy rain swept across the area throughout the morning, dropping several inches and making roads very slippery. Please go out for a walk slowly. We are expected to see more heavy rain, especially along the coast in the afternoon.

Wednesday weather forecast:

A flash flood warning will be in effect Wednesday morning and last until Wednesday evening. This could lead to more than just street flooding. Streams, streams and rivers also provide food. Rainfall rates of 1 to 3 inches per hour are possible. Like the past few days, there won't be any heavy rain washouts, but if you're in the path of heavy rain, you may get flooded.

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.

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. Please be aware of weather conditions as flooding can occur quickly. Increased rainfall means cooler than normal temperatures on Saturday. 95° is our average for this time of year.