The Texas Weather Podcast

🚨 FLASH FLOOD WARNING - Texas Weather 5/25 - Evening

Your evening Texas weather update Flash flooding concerns continue across multiple Texas regions this evening, with six active weather alerts including flood warnings and advisories. While the immediate flash flood threat has been cancelled, strong thunderstorms are still tracking through parts of the state, particularly east of College Station. Tonight's temperatures will hold steady in the upper 80s through about 7 P.M., reaching 89 degrees at the peak.

🚨 FLASH FLOOD WARNING - Texas Weather 5/23 - Evening

Your evening Texas weather update Active weather moves through Texas tonight with multiple warnings in effect. The National Weather Service has issued Flash Flood Warnings for portions of the Gulf Coast and Severe Thunderstorm Warnings stretching into West Texas. Heavy rain from these storms is already causing street flooding in several communities.

🚨 SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING - Texas Weather 5/22 - Evening

Your evening Texas weather update Severe thunderstorms are firing up across multiple areas of Texas this Friday evening, with the National Weather Service issuing warnings for several counties. These storms are packing strong winds and heavy rain, so if you're in the affected areas, take shelter immediately. As we move through this Friday evening, temperatures are sitting at a comfortable 83 degrees, but don't expect that to last.

🚨 SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING - Texas Weather 5/21 - Midday

Your midday Texas weather update That sticky feeling when you walk outside? That’s not just humidity, folks, that's the atmosphere loading the chamber for a multi-day storm saga. We’re sitting at a muggy 78 degrees this morning—about 66 degrees cooler than usual—but don’t let the clouds fool you. [NO BUMPERS - Emergency recovery publish]

🚨 FLOOD WARNING - Texas Weather 5/8 - Morning

Your morning Texas weather update Multiple flood warnings are in effect across Texas this Friday morning, with eight active alerts stretching from the Gulf Coast through Central Texas. Heavy rainfall overnight has pushed rivers and creeks toward their banks, creating hazardous conditions that will persist through the day. Starting early this morning, temperatures sit near 69 degrees with easterly winds bringing moisture from the Gulf.