Environment
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Even as Summer Starts, Relentless Thunderstorms Could Bring Flood in Texas, Louisiana
While both the East Coast and West Coast US are experiencing nearly 100 degree days, the city of Houston and other parts of central Texas are still expected to see heavy rainstorms within the coming week. A slow-moving storm is bringing in moisture from the Gulf of Mexico, and travels across the Lone Star State could be bringing about scattered thunderstorms and high risk of flash flooding.
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