Street flooding in areas
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Street flooding in areas This batch looks to miss us but watch out for heavy rain potential until 10pm or so. From Space City Weather 6pm. Bertha-linked downpours leading to some street flooding this evening across the Houston area Matt Lanza · Thursday, July 23, 2026 5:58 PM In brief: *Watch for areas of flash flooding over the next few hours as Bertha's downpours press through the Houston region. *Stage 1 or low-end 2 type flooding is expected in the impacted areas. 
*A flash flood warning is posted for portions of southwest Harris and Fort Bend County until 9 PM, as some bands of torrential downpours have pushed through the area.
*They are very slowly drifting north and west, but have dumped as much as 4 inches of rain over Missouri City in the last couple hours. *I would expect the flood advisory to eventually be expanded north and west as heavy downpours impact other parts of Harris and Fort Bend Counties, and another flash flood warning can't be ruled out either.
*Watch for areas of street flooding over the next few hours, especially west of I-45.
*We should see storms and downpours peak over the next 2 to 3 hours and settle back down after 9 to 10 PM or so.
*Again, the core of the heaviest rain may slowly lift north and west, which should hopefully keep flooding from going beyond Stage 1 or perhaps low-end 2 in those areas. *Bertha itself has made landfall east of Houston and will continue off to the west or west southwest through the night and tomorrow.
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*They are very slowly drifting north and west, but have dumped as much as 4 inches of rain over Missouri City in the last couple hours.
*Watch for areas of street flooding over the next few hours, especially west of I-45.
*We should see storms and downpours peak over the next 2 to 3 hours and settle back down after 9 to 10 PM or so.
*Again, the core of the heaviest rain may slowly lift north and west, which should hopefully keep flooding from going beyond Stage 1 or perhaps low-end 2 in those areas.
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Dear Lord, I wish we had a weather forecast, meteorologist, or weather weenie who would specify or look out for Kingwood. Thank you and Amen.
Donnawisdom, Kittle and StormChaser reacted #msg5972982Street flooding in areas
…and thankfully for the KDC community, it's NOT in Kingwood!
We have a count of about 65,692 to 70,938 people depending on whatever the hell you count as boundary lines. We deserve to be mentioned in weather forecasts.
Donnawisdom, Rocketgirl13 and StormChaser reacted Street flooding in areas This batch looks to miss us but watch out for heavy rain potential until 10pm or so. From Space City Weather 6pm. Bertha-linked downpours leading to some street flooding this evening across the Houston area Matt Lanza · Thursday, July 23, 2026 5:58 PM In brief: *Watch for areas of flash flooding over the next few hours as Bertha's downpours press through the Houston region. *Stage 1 or low-end 2 type flooding is expected in the impacted areas. 
*A flash flood warning is posted for portions of southwest Harris and Fort Bend County until 9 PM, as some bands of torrential downpours have pushed through the area.
*They are very slowly drifting north and west, but have dumped as much as 4 inches of rain over Missouri City in the last couple hours. *I would expect the flood advisory to eventually be expanded north and west as heavy downpours impact other parts of Harris and Fort Bend Counties, and another flash flood warning can't be ruled out either.
*Watch for areas of street flooding over the next few hours, especially west of I-45.
*We should see storms and downpours peak over the next 2 to 3 hours and settle back down after 9 to 10 PM or so.
*Again, the core of the heaviest rain may slowly lift north and west, which should hopefully keep flooding from going beyond Stage 1 or perhaps low-end 2 in those areas. *Bertha itself has made landfall east of Houston and will continue off to the west or west southwest through the night and tomorrow.


*They are very slowly drifting north and west, but have dumped as much as 4 inches of rain over Missouri City in the last couple hours.
*Watch for areas of street flooding over the next few hours, especially west of I-45.
*We should see storms and downpours peak over the next 2 to 3 hours and settle back down after 9 to 10 PM or so.
*Again, the core of the heaviest rain may slowly lift north and west, which should hopefully keep flooding from going beyond Stage 1 or perhaps low-end 2 in those areas.
#msg5972986 I wish we had a weather forecast, meteorologist, or weather weenie who would specify or look out for Kingwood. [
Yes, and thank you. But trying to find specifics for our area the past few days has been trying. So far we've barely had a sprinkle. My neighbor is outside cutting his grass as I speak. They canceled the Farmers Market today out of fear of bad weather. Will there be worse to come?
Donnawisdom and Kittle reacted Holy crap! I didn't realize there'd been that much rain south of us!
#msg5973170StormChaser : Holy crap! I didn't realize there'd been that much rain south of us!
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