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KBTX Weather retweeted
Rain coverage will be lower than yesterday, but our flood threat remains in place.
Wednesday will be drier as an area of low pressure in the Gulf pulls moisture towards it. This has moderate potential to become a tropical depression/storm as it traverses near the coast.
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KBTX Weather retweeted
FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY
Rain and storms have already begun just off and along the coast. As the morning progresses, coverage will begin to push northward and move into the Brazos Valley.
Any rainfall will pose a flood threat due to saturated grounds from yesterday.
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KBTX Weather retweeted
A FLOOD WARNING is in effect for Davidson Creek near Lyons from this afternoon to Wednesday morning.
At 8 am, the river was just under a foot from bankfull stage. We should find a peak of 17.7ft this evening before falling below flood stage tomorrow afternoon.
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KBTX Weather retweeted
A FLOOD ADVISORY has been issued for a portion of Grimes County, including Navastoa and Anderson, until 11:30am.
Estimated rain totals are sitting between 3-4.5" with more rain falling.
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KBTX Weather retweeted
The daily rainfall record for June 15th is 2.93" set back in 2004.
As of 8 am, Easterwood Airport has collected 2.27" with rain still falling and more rounds expected throughout the day.
We are on record watch!
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KBTX Weather retweeted
Jun 15
Tropical moisture has arrived and is actively fueling heavy rainfall across the Brazos Valley. Additional rounds of rain and storms are expected as the day goes on.
Our Flood Watch continues through Wednesday, with rain chances sticking around into the weekend.
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KBTX Weather retweeted
Jun 15
A messy and waterlogged start to the workweek. Widespread moderate-to-heavy rainfall has already prompted multiple flood and flash-flood warnings areawide. With saturated ground already in place and more rounds of rain expected today, the flood threat remains elevated.
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KBTX Weather retweeted
Jun 15
FLASH FLOOD WARNING issued for Brazos, Burleson, and Washington Counties until 8:45 am. This has been given a "considerable" damage tag. 1-3" of rain has fallen, with an additional 1-3" expected.
Life-threatening flash flooding is possible. Use extreme caution on the roads.
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KBTX Weather retweeted
Jun 15
3:12 am Update - Multiple Flood and Flash Flood Warnings are currently ongoing across the northwestern portion of the Brazos Valley, with the heaviest rain STILL falling over the hardest hit areas.
If you have to be on the roads, take it slow and watch for standing water.
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KBTX Weather retweeted
Jun 14
A FLOOD WATCH is in effect for most of South-Central Texas. This does include Lee County; we will see if it gets expanded to include more of the Brazos Valley.
⏰ Sun 7pm - Tue 7pm
📍Lee County
⚠️Tropical rainfall could result in rain totals 8" with high rain rates.
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KBTX Weather retweeted
Jun 12
Getting ready for a pattern change.
Heat and brief showers will stick around through Saturday. Then deep, tropical moisture arrives and starts to fuel downpours on Sunday. On Monday, moisture interacts with a weak front, sparking the potential for heavy rain and flooding.
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KBTX Weather retweeted
Jun 12
Keeping things consistent! Temperatures will make another run toward the low to mid 90s with feels-like temps 8 to 10° warmer than what the thermometer reads.
Rain chances are slightly higher today, but showers will still be brief. Then we brace for a pattern change next week.
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Jun 11
READ: El Niño has officially developed, and is likely to intensify. Here's what that means for Texas weather in the upcoming months:
kbtx.com/2026/06/11/el-nio-h…
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KBTX Weather retweeted
Jun 11
DROUGHT UPDATE
Abnormally dry conditions are starting to clear! The only areas of drought that remain are across Lee, Robertson, and Leon Counties, with abnormally dry conditions holding on across the eastern and far western reaches of the area.
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KBTX Weather retweeted
Jun 11
Another sticky and humid morning!
We have a lower chance of finding showers today compared to the last few afternoons, but we will still use that moisture to build up our heat index.
We'll find more of the same to wrap up the week before tropical rainfall returns next week.
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KBTX Weather retweeted
Jun 10
Keeping an eye on the Gulf👀
A broad area of low pressure could develop in the Bay of Campeche over the next few days. The odds of this organizing are low due to wind shear, but it could assist in pulling in more moisture, supporting next week's rain chances.
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KBTX Weather retweeted
Jun 10
Sticking to a typical summertime weather pattern for the rest of the week. Afternoon highs will make another run to the 90s with feels-like temps in the triple digits. We do find a bit of a pattern change as early as this weekend, which could boost rain potential next week.
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KBTX Weather retweeted
Jun 10
No big surprises here, we are waking up to another muggy morning. We'll try to tap into that moisture to bring up a few showers this afternoon, but coverage will be isolated at best.
If we can't find rain, we'll put the moisture to work in the form of heat indices 100° .
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