Houston weather: Flash Flood, Thunderstorm Warning issued; more than 200,000 report outages

HOUSTON - Strong to severe storms are possible across all of Southeast Texas through early Thursday evening as a disturbance moves through the area.

Large hail, heavy rain, frequent lightning, and damaging winds are all possible through about 10 p.m. Storms will be dropping southeast towards the coast and could get feisty.

The National Weather Service in League City has issued Flash Flood Warning for Harris County in southeastern Texas until 830 p.m.

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A Severe Thunderstorm Warning for was issued for Galveston County, Brazoria County, Chambers County, and Harris County until 6:45 p.m.

Houston weather: Thunderstorm Warning for parts of Harris County, few severe storms

Strong to severe storms are possible across all of SE TX through early tonight as a disturbance moves through. Large hail, heavy rain, frequent lightning & damaging winds are all possible through about 10 PM. Storms will be dropping SE towards the coast and could get feisty. Make sure to stay alert & download our FOX 26 WX App to keep track of the threatening weather. A pattern shift is still scheduled for the weekend and much of next week with hotter and drier weather returning. We will be flirting with triple digits next week with some parts of SE TX close to heat advisory criteria by the middle and end of next week!

Make sure to stay alert and download our FOX 26 Weather App to keep track of the threatening weather.

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More than 200,000 power outages were reported across Houston and Southeast Texas.

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