
ALT A National Weather Service map and graphic detailing a Flood Watch for Southeast Texas, in effect through Friday evening, October 2, 2026. Listed counties include Austin, Brazos, Burleson, Colorado, Fort Bend, Grimes, Harris, Jackson, Montgomery, Walker, Waller, Wharton, and Washington. The graphic warns of heavy storms producing rainfall rates of 2-4 inches per hour and rapid runoff, leading to potential flooding in low-lying areas, rivers, creeks, and roads. Safety messaging advises turning around and not driving through flooded waters, and displays key impacted locations including Houston, College Station, Galveston, Conroe, and surrounding communities.

ALT NWS Houston/Galveston graphic outlining the flash flooding threat from Tropical Storm Edouard through Wednesday. Side-by-side maps show an Excessive Rainfall Outlook with a Moderate Risk (Level 3 of 4, shaded red) for portions of Southeast Texas today, dropping to a Slight Risk (Level 2 of 4, shaded yellow) on Wednesday. Key points note rain rates of 3–4 inches per hour in heavy downpours, leading to a high risk of flash flooding, and advice to monitor forecast updates.

ALT NWS Houston/Galveston graphic outlining a Flood Watch for Southeast Texas as Tropical Storm Edouard moves inland. A green-shaded map highlights affected counties, with a dashed yellow oval emphasizing a potential 3–6 inch rainfall swath along a Bolivar to Huntsville corridor. Key details warn of isolated maximum totals of 10–15+ inches where storms repeat, creating risks for street, creek, and low-lying flooding.





























