Stormy Mother’s Day in Houston. Updated storm timeline below. -Brittany
A flood watch is now in effect for Madison, Trinity, San Jacinto and Walker Counties until 7 Monday morning.
We’re tracking another round of storms that may bring 2-4″ of rain with downpours of 6″ inches of rain - to areas already hit hard from last week’s flooding.
Sunday 11 AM:
Tracking a line of heavier rain and thunderstorms near I-10 in the Katy area and areas to the north like Kingwood and to the east like Highlands.
Sunday 1:30 PM:
Tracking thunderstorms from I-10 from Katy to the east to the highlands and Trinity Bay.
Areas south of I-10 from Rosenburg, Alvin, Hobby and straight to Galveston Bay.
Areas north of I-10 from Conroe, Huntsville and Livingston.
Sunday 1:30 PM:
Tracking thunderstorms from I-10 from Katy to the east to the highlands and Trinity Bay.
Areas south of I-10 from Rosenburg, Alvin, Hobby and straight to Galveston Bay.
Areas north of I-10 from Conroe, Huntsville and Livingston.
Sunday 4 PM:
Still tracking widespread rain with a more severe weather threat in areas like Conroe, Huntsville and Kingwood.
Sunday 7:30
Still tracking widespread rain with more severe weather in areas like Brenham, Bryan, Crockett, Huntsville and Lufkin.
Sunday Night:
Storms will continue to press southeast, bringing heavy downpours, strong winds and the potential for hail. Storms will continue to fire off behind the main line mainly north of I-10.
Monday Storms Continue:
Monday widespread showers and storms continue with the threat for some to be strong to severe.
Your weather team is working to keep you and your family safe this Mother's Day.
Will update you on everything you need to know throughout the storm so that you can enjoy your Mother's Day safely.
Brittany