Jeff Lindner

Meteorologist for Harris County

[Jeff Lindner @jefflindner1]

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[NWS Houston @NWSHouston]

Locally, the forecast remains on track. On Thursday, there is a Slight Risk (level 2/4) of excessive rainfall. The axis of heaviest rainfall remains west, but a Moderate Risk (level 3/4) bumps right up against our NW counties. We'll closely monitoring the forecast for changes.

[Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Management @ReadyHarris]

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[Jeff Lindner @jefflindner1]

Flood watches for portions of #texas through Friday for heavy rainfall that may lead to flash flooding along and west of the I-35 corridor. Keep an eye on forecasts in that area. #txwx

[NWS Weather Prediction Center @NWSWPC]

A MODERATE risk is in effect in our Day 3 Excessive Rainfall Outlook. More details: https://t.co/cfgBoWyKla

[NWS Houston @NWSHouston]

Locally, very few changes were made to the forecast. Portions of Southeast Texas are situated in a Slight Risk (level 2 of 4) of excessive rainfall on Thursday.

[Jeff Lindner @jefflindner1]

Needed rainfall for much of #texas mid to late week. Keep an eye on the I-35 corridor for any possible flooding #txwx

[NWS Houston @NWSHouston]

We're still monitoring elevated rain chances for the second half of this week. Where this axis of heavy rainfall sets up in Texas will be refined in the coming days. For now, keep your rain boots close and check back for the latest updates in timing, location, and rain amounts.