A Flood Watch is in effect for Acadiana until Saturday. The Flood Watch will remain in effect for all Acadiana parishes until ...

Acadiana could see flooding going into the weekend along with heavy rain and winds, according to the National Weather Service ...

A disturbance moving through the area is expected to bring increasing rain and storm chances tonight, with rainfall totals ranging from 2.0 to 5.0 inches, and potential flood warnings in effect ...

Storms are expected to fire up in the late morning, with some possibly becoming severe, as the storm system lifts away from Southeast Texas.

As a result of the rainfall, which began Wednesday afternoon, a flash flood watch has been issued for the region and will remain in place until Friday, March 28 at noon, according to the National ...

WIDESPREAD MINOR TO MODERATE FLOODING EXPECTED AND ISOLATED MAJOR FLOODING LIKELY IN THE FLOOD WATCH AREA OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS A trough in western Queensland is drawing deep moisture inland.

The National Weather Service issued an updated flood watch at 11:38 a.m. on Saturday in effect until 10 p.m. The watch is for Columbus Area, Fremont Area and Omaha Area as well as Antelope ...

The Houston metro area faces a risk of flooding this week as rounds of heavy rainfall could bring more rain in two days than in the past two months combined. A flood watch issued by the National ...

Flood Watch is still in effect across the Coastal Bend until noon Friday Flood Warnings are in place in Bee, San Patricio, Nueces and Jim Wells counties The continuing rain event proves to be ...

Parts of Southeast Texas northeast of Houston are under a tornado watch and a flood advisory Friday until 7 p.m., the ...

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Languages: English. You can get in touch with Joe by emailing [email protected] Flooding has been a leading weather-related cause of death in Texas, according to the National Safety Council.