The Harris County Flood Control District is warning drivers of areas that may experience street flooding as rains move across the region Thursday. The district posted on X, formerly Twitter, certain areas where flooding was possible: 1550 Goose Creek at Interstate 10 Storms on Thursday may rumble through Southeast Texas early,

HOUSTON - A Flood Advisory is in effect for parts of northern Houston as strong storms cross the area. According to the local office for the National Weather Service (NWS), a Flood Advisory is in effect for northern Harris County and for Montgomery County. The advisory is in effect until 6:15 p.m. on Sunday.

HOUSTON – Flood Threat: Once again, some areas picked up multiple inches of rain on Friday, so any additional rain that we get (and we will get some), it could lead to more areas sitting under flash flood warnings quickly on Saturday or Sunday.

A Flood Watch continues on this ABC13 Weather Alert Day until 7 p.m. Some locations closer to Matagorda Bay even picked up over a foot of rain since midnight.

The National Weather Service has placed Washington, Grimes, Walker and Trinity counties under a flood watch today and tomorrow. Other counties may be added based on how rain develops today.

Street flooding is possible in parts of Houston, and the risk for hail and damaging winds continues. The storms should move out by late afternoon. Currently, high water has been reported on FM 1960 between Huffman and Eastgate in northeast Harris County.

A heavy downpour this week caused street flooding across the city, and even blocked roads on Navigation Street east of downtown, where cars could be seen submerged underwater.

HOUSTON — After a dry and warm start to the day, storms are expected to redevelop this afternoon across Southeast Texas. A Weather Impact Alert is in effect for Friday afternoon as heavy rain could lead to street flooding during the evening commute.