Houston, TX – Heavy rainfall is expected to hit the Texas coast on Tuesday and Wednesday, increasing the risk of localized flooding in the Houston area. The National Weather Service issued a Slight Risk alert for excessive rainfall, as tropical moisture moves inland.
According to the National Weather Service, the heaviest rainfall will fall south of I-10 and US-59. Residents should prepare for potential street flooding and rising water levels in rivers and streams. Flooding conditions are possible in low-lying areas.
Authorities advise residents to stay updated on weather forecasts and avoid flooded roads. With wet soil already saturated, the risk of flash flooding is elevated. According to meteorologists, the greatest rainfall impact will be seen in communities along the Gulf Coast, including Victoria, Port Lavaca, and Freeport.
The Weather Prediction Center continues to monitor conditions and update flood warnings. Rainfall could linger through Wednesday, heightening concerns for urban and small stream flooding.
