Excessive rainfall and widespread thunderstorms are likely in parts of Texas this week, according to a weather report by the National Weather Service (NWS). Commuters can anticipate slower commutes and potential power outages.
People with potential travel plans should consider the weather forecasts this week due to slippery and flooded roads. It is best to check the road conditions before planning any travel activities to avoid accidents.
In recent Nature World News (NWN) reports, portions of Texas experienced severe thunderstorms and heat-related health concerns. This severe weather led to road dangers and heavy rains.
Although the summer season approaches, homeowners should keep updated with the latest advisories, and severe thunderstorms.
Texas Weather Forecast: Where will excessive rainfall unload?
According to a weather report by the NWS Weather Prediction Center for June 18 to June 20, a significant flash flood threat, and heavy rain is likely in the Texas Gulf Coast on Tuesday. Meanwhile, the likelihood of severe thunderstorms and heavy rains can occur in the Upper Midwest, and Central Plains on Tuesday or Wednesday.
The forecast monitors the development of a plume of tropical moisture in the South Central U.S. Residents should keep alert for scattered intense downpours through Monday, including in the central Gulf Coast.
In addition, a widespread thunderstorm risk is likely in central and south Texas on Wednesday. Possible flash flood concerns are possible, including coastal flooding and gusty winds.
According to a forecast by NWS Austin / San Antonio, a heavy rain potential is forecast in midweek. Residents should keep alert for periods of locally heavy rainfall on Wednesday into Thursday. Additionally, a moderate risk of excessive rainfall could unleash flash flooding in the southern I-35 corridor and Coastal Plains.
Another concern is the development of tropical storms over the Coasts of Texas and Mexico. This will help bring tropical rainfall to the Louisiana Gulf Coasts and Texas. From Monday to Thursday, residents should keep alert for major flooding, mudslides, dangerous surf, and gusty winds.
Potential downpours are likely in the following areas:
- Labredo
- Victoria
- Houston
- Alexandria
- New Orleans
Weather Preparedness in Texas: How can people keep safe?
The latest weather report raised concerns about challenging weather conditions in parts of Texas, resulting in possible slower commutes and flooding concerns. Homeowners should keep updated with the latest weather information this week, particularly if they have any travel plans.
In addition, commuters should monitor road conditions this week due to slippery roads and flooding risks. When commutes become challenging, it is advisable to stay at home until the weather outlook improves.
Another concern is a thunderstorm potential. Residents should stay alert for frequent lightning, including possible dangers.
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