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Tonight and Thursday we are in FOX 26 Storm Alert mode with the threat of flooding and a few severe storms. Look for a few storms tonight with a big line of heavy rain and storms Thursday morning from 4 to 11 a.m. The biggest flood threat will be north of I-10 with a moderate risk for flooding. Flood risk will be lower towards the coast. Houston is in a 2/5 severe storm risk through Thursday morning with hail and winds near 60 mph the main risks. Spotty downpours could trigger more flooding Friday before rain chances drop to 20% this weekend. Next week will feature less rain and more heat with temperatures in the 90s returning.

There's a voluntary evacuation order already in place because of high water for residents near the East Fork of the San Jacinto River. FOX 26's Damali Keith reports on the high-water and heavy flooding in the area and how families are impacted.

Meteorologist Allison Gargaro brings you the latest on flooding in the area and what we can expect.

Patchy fog possible this morning, then mostly cloudy and muggy with late day showers or storms. Highs in the mid 80s. Additional rounds of rain could trigger more flooding problems Wednesday through Friday. So much of the area has been placed in a Marginal to Slight risk for street flooding Wednesday and Thursday. A few strong storms could also roll through Wednesday PM to Thursday AM.

With some locations north and east of Houston picking up 5 to 11" of rain Sunday and Monday, issues with flooding linger. Biggest problems are along the Trinity River and East Fork of the San Jacinto River where moderate to major flooding is expected the next few days. Additional rounds of rain could trigger more flooding problems Wednesday through Friday. So much of the area has been placed at a Marginal to Slight risk for street flooding on Wednesday and Thursday. A few strong storms could also roll through Wednesday evening to Thursday morning. The best chance is NW of Houston where Brenham, College Station & Huntsville are under a low 1/5 risk of severe storms. Lower rain chances linger for the weekend and next week as temperatures soar to the 90s. Track weather where you live and more by downloading our FOX 26 Weather App and smart TV app FOX Local!

With some locations north and east of Houston picking up 5 to 11" of rain Sunday and Monday, issues with flooding linger. Biggest problems are along the Trinity River and East Fork of the San Jacinto River where moderate to major flooding is expected the next few days. Additional rounds of rain could trigger more flooding problems Wednesday through Friday. So much of the area has been placed in a Marginal to Slight risk for street flooding Wednesday and Thursday. A few strong storms could also roll through Wednesday PM to Thursday morning. Best chance is NW of Houston where Brenham, College Station & Huntsville are under a low 1/5 risk of severe storms. Lower rain chances linger for the weekend and next week as temperatures soar to the 90s. Track weather where you live and more by downloading our FOX 26 Weather App and smart TV app FOX Local!

People just northeast of Houston are still dealing with flooding brought by Monday's overnight storms with the threat of more flooding on the way. While many evacuated, others lost it all and FOX 26's Jonathan Mejia has more on how things look.

Patchy fog this morning, then a partly cloudy and warm day with highs in the mid to upper 80s.

Severe storms left a trail of damage across parts of the area with the hardest hit locations north of Houston. Between 6-12 inches of rain fell between yesterday and today up around Grimes, Walker, San Jacinto, Polk, Trinity & Liberty counties. The NWS has also confirmed an EF-1 tornado around Trinity yesterday with two injuries & damage reported in the Rock Creek Subdivision. Watch out for lingering flooding issues, especially around the Trinity river. Patch fog is possible Tuesday with a few PM storms. Daily rain & storm chances stick around for the rest of the week with the best chance coming Wednesday, Thursday & Friday. It will also be a warm and steamy week with temperatures near 90. Keep track of any active weather where you live by downloading our FOX 26 Weather App and by getting extended weather updates on our smart tv app Fox Local.

Severe storms left a trail of damage across parts of the area with the hardest hit locations north of Houston. Between 6-12 inches of rain fell between yesterday and today up around Grimes, Walker, San Jacinto, Polk, Trinity & Liberty counties. The NWS has also confirmed an EF-1 tornado around Trinity yesterday with two injuries & damage reported in the Rock Creek Subdivision. Watch out for lingering flooding issues, especially around the Trinity river. Patch fog is possible Tuesday with a few PM storms. Daily rain & storm chances stick around for the rest of the week with the best chance coming Wednesday, Thursday & Friday. It will also be a warm and steamy week with temperatures near 90. Keep track of any active weather where you live by downloading our FOX 26 Weather App and by getting extended weather updates on our smart tv app Fox Local.

FOX 26 Reporter Jade Flury has a look at the devastation left behind after a confirmed EF1 tornado touched down on Sunday night.