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Threats of Heavy Rainfall, Severe Thunderstorms and Dangerous Heat

Several complexes of thunderstorms, some severe with heavy rainfall, will impact areas from the northern Plains, Great Lakes, Ohio Valley to the mid-Atlantic. This threat will shift toward the Carolinas on Friday. Heavy rainfall, remnants of Edouard, continues for portions of eastern Texas through today. In-between these systems, a dome of high pressure and heat for central and eastern states. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Thu, Sep 3, 2026 at 7:30:11 am CDT

A Flood Watch is in effect for eastern portions of Central Texas until 1 PM Thursday. Localized heavy rain with the remnants of TS Edouard could result in instances of flash flooding. Widespread rainfall of 1-3 inches is expected in the Watch area, with isolated rain totals up to 6 inches possible.
The remnants of Tropical Storm Edouard will bring additional chances for showers and storms to the region today. The highest rain chances and rainfall totals will be in portions of Eastern Central Texas and the Brazos Valley where isolated flash flooding will be possible. The rest of the area will receive little to no rainfall with this system.
Hot weather will persist this weekend into early next week with afternoon highs in the mid 90s to low 100s. The wildfire threat will remain elevated along and west of Highway 281 each day. Isolated to scattered storms are expected across the region on Friday. Otherwise, rain chances will remain very low for most areas through early next week.

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