HOUSTON – Houston faces a threat of severe weather Monday afternoon, into the evening as well as flood chances increase throughout Southeast Texas.
Our weather today has the potential to be dangerous. Our northern cities are under a flood watch until 7:00 p.m. It won’t take much rain to get flooding. We also have an enhanced threat of severe weather for parts of SE Texas.
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From weather watches and warnings and hour-by-hour forecasts to road conditions and preparations you should make at your home or office, here’s how KPRC 2 can help.
Flood Tracker
KPRC 2 has partnered with the Harris County Flood Control District in order to even better serve our community during severe weather events.
Any time there’s significant rainfall in the Houston area, you can see exactly which neighborhoods are experiencing the greatest impact at Click2Houston.com/floodtracker.
Our expert meteorologists have flood gauge maps they use to illustrate current conditions. When all the gauges are green, we’re in great shape. When gauges start to change to yellow and red, water is rising. This is an easy, visual way to see when and where people and property are most at risk of flooding.
KPRC 2+
KPRC 2+ is a free local news streaming app. It works the same way as watching Netflix or Hulu on your connected TV or smart phone.
When our weather turns severe, you can count on extended live coverage on the KPRC 2+ livestream. Even if your power or cable goes out, you can find us on the app.
Click here to download KPRC 2+ for iPhone or KPRC 2+ for Android.
Storm Tracker 2 App
With powerful technology at their fingertips, the KPRC 2 Meteorologists are ALWAYS WATCHING, ALWAYS TRACKING.
To get severe weather alerts where you live, download the Storm Tracker 2 app on your smartphone here: Apple | Android.
Newsletters
Sign up for the following KPRC 2 newsletters to get important weather information delivered straight to your inbox.
KPRC 2 meteorologists
You can also follow our KPRC 2 meteorologists on social media as they track severe weather moving through the Houston area.
Frank Billingsley
- Facebook: facebook.com/FrankBillingsley
- Instagram: kprc2frankbillingsley
- Twitter: @KPRC2Frank
Brittany Begley
- Facebook: facebook.com/BrittanyCBegley
- Instagram: kprc2brittanybegley
Justin Stapleton
- Facebook: facebook.com/KPRC2JustinStapleton
- Instagram: kprc2justinstapleton
- Twitter: @KPRC2Justin
Anthony Yanez
- Facebook: facebook.com/KPRC2AnthonyYanez
- Instagram: kprc2anthony
- Twitter: @KPRC2Anthony
Caroline Brown
- Facebook: facebook.com/KPRC2Caroline
- Instagram: kprc2caroline
- Twitter: @KPRC2Caroline
Daji Aswad
- Facebook: facebook.com/KPRC2DajiAswad
- Twitter: @KPRC2Daji
- Instagram: @KPRC2Daji
The KPRC 2 Storm Tracker Team will bring you live coverage throughout the storm threat Thursday.
If you lose power due to storms, you can stream us on a smart phone or tablet through our free KPRC 2+ app on your connected TV or smartphone.
Our live coverage can also be streamed at www.click2houston.com/watchlive