Flood Watch Issued for Much of SE Texas Until Wednesday Evening
Flood Watch Issued for Much of SE Texas Until Wednesday Evening
Source: Reduce Flooding Blog - Bob Rehak
Date: 07/23/2024 7:56pm
Article Summary:
"SE Texas Flood Watch Until Wednesday Evening: Heavy Rains and Rising Lakes"
A flood watch has been issued for much of southeast Texas until Wednesday evening, with heavy storms causing rising water levels in Lake Houston and Lake Conroe. The National Weather Service predicts possible heavy rainfall of 3-5 inches per hour, raising the risk of flash flooding along the I-10 corridor. Additionally, the East Fork San Jacinto River is expected to reach flood stage on Wednesday, impacting low-lying roads and potentially overtopping FM 1485.
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Date: 07/23/2024 7:56pm
Article Summary:
"SE Texas Flood Watch Until Wednesday Evening: Heavy Rains and Rising Lakes"
A flood watch has been issued for much of southeast Texas until Wednesday evening, with heavy storms causing rising water levels in Lake Houston and Lake Conroe. The National Weather Service predicts possible heavy rainfall of 3-5 inches per hour, raising the risk of flash flooding along the I-10 corridor. Additionally, the East Fork San Jacinto River is expected to reach flood stage on Wednesday, impacting low-lying roads and potentially overtopping FM 1485.
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