Over the past 5 days, significant rainfall has occurred in South and Central Texas, bringing moderate flooding on the Devils and Llano Rivers and isolated higher flows in the Nueces. Rivers are currently receding from high flows. #txwx#txflood
Scattered higher flows and minor river flooding will continue today and tonight. The upper Nueces River between Cotulla and Tilden may also see a slow rise through the week.
Heavy rainfall is forecast this weekend for much of South Texas, bringing chances for new river flooding. Stay weather aware by following your local Weather Forecast Office. #txwx#txflood
Rainfall is forecast in South TX this Sunday through Monday morning. There is a potential for elevated flows on small streams and rivers in the Nueces, Rio Grande, San Antonio watersheds as well as coastal tributaries. #txflood
Recent rainfall has brought modest improvement in drought conditions for much of NM and western TX, but still only about 25% of the WGRFC area is drought-free.
Minor flooding in the upper Rio Grande basin of Colorado should crest tonight. Keeping an eye on this weekend's rainfall forecast for coastal TX; no significant river flooding anticipated at this time
Significant river flooding along the Rio Grande in CO will continue downstream over the next few days. For details on the ongoing significant river flooding in far northwest NM, please reach out to NWS Albuquerque
With river flooding possible from this afternoon and into the weekend, potential impacts will vary depending on the location and severity of the flooding. The area of greatest concern remains portions of the Rio Grande, the lower Pecos, and the Devils River. #txflooding
The potential for river flooding is increasing later this week in portions of southwest, central, and northwest Texas. Soils in these basins are wet, leaving the more prone to runoff. #txrivers#txflooding
The potential for river flooding in portions of Texas later this weeks persists with the heavy rainfall looking increasingly likely Thursday into Friday. #txrivers#txflooding
As ongoing river flooding crests and recedes, the current rainfall forecast could bring new river flooding Thursday through Saturday for southwest, central, and northwest Texas.
Moderate river flooding is occurring in the upper Rio Grande basin, with some sites receding and other cresting later today. Rainfall this weekend in eastern New Mexico is not expected to cause significant river flooding in the Pecos basin. #nmrivers#nmflooding
Rain is forecast over an existing snowpack in the San Juan mountains of CO this week. Elevated river levels are likely, but significant river flooding is not expected at this time. Stay tuned for updates!
Soil moisture conditions continue to be wetter than normal across much of NM due to recent rain events. Locally heavy rainfall is possible again later this week. Remain aware of any flood-related products issued from your local NWS Weather Forecast Office!
Moderate river flooding is forecast today/tonight for the Rio Grande between the Big Bend and Amistad Reservoir. This weekend, rivers will begin to recede or continue receding.
Moderate River flooding is expected in Southwest Texas as moisture from Hurricane Simon heads materializes. Living or visiting these areas? Ensure a way to stay connected to the latest forecast either online or through the NOAA weather Radio #Riverflooding#RioGrande#devilsriver
Even with currently dry conditions, rivers are expected to respond to locally heavy rainfall across west Texas over the next three (3) days. Rapid onset flooding in small streams is possible and dangerous. Stay tuned to your local weather office for updates. #txwx#flood