Houston weather: FOX 26 Storm Alert for Saturday
HOUSTON - FOX 26 meteorologist Remeisha Shade says rain is moving out of the area, but the warning is in effect to keep people aware of potential flooding in these areas.
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MULTIPLE DAY FLOOD THREAT NOW INCLUDES HOUSTON
A flood watch remains in place until 7 PM Monday that includes just about all of SE Texas, including Harris County. 1–4" of rain is possible through the holiday weekend, with isolated higher totals possible. Remember if you encounter a flooded road, find a different way to go and keep track of the latest alerts with our free streaming app, Fox Local.
STORMS WINDING DOWN THIS EVENING
Widespread downpours and strong to severe storms rolled across Southeast Texas this morning and afternoon, dumping an additional 1 to 5 inches of rain. Many areas went under a flash flood warning, including Houston and Sugarland. This heavy rain is pushing out of the area with just a few showers and an isolated storm possible tonight.
LOWER FLOOD THREAT SUNDAY & MEMORIAL DAY
Rain chances stay elevated through Memorial Day Monday and for much of next week. Models are indicating spotty showers and storms Sunday and Monday, but overall coverage looks to be much less than what we saw on Saturday. We ask that you keep an eye on the skies and when you hear thunder roar, you head indoors.
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