Coastal Flood Advisory Issued for Houston Area
• The National Weather Service has issued multiple weather advisories for the Houston/Galveston region, including a Coastal Flood Advisory, Small Craft Advisory, Rip Current Statement, Flood Watch, and Marine Weather Statement. Monday is expected to be cool and wet, with daytime highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s °F (20-22 °C) and a 20-70% chance of rain, highest west of I-
• Overnight lows will drop into the 50s to 60s °F (10-16 °C), with rain chances decreasing to 20-60%, particularly along the coast. Radar observations indicate light rain and drizzle across several locations, including Pearland, La Porte, and Ellington Field, while areas like Wharton and Galveston are experiencing clearer conditions.
Impact & Risks
The Coastal Flood Advisory highlights potential flooding risks along the Houston/Galveston coastline, particularly in low-lying areas. Rip currents may pose a danger to swimmers, and small craft operators should exercise caution due to rough marine conditions. Rainfall could lead to localized flooding, especially west of I-45 and south of I-10, where precipitation chances are highest. Residents and visitors should remain alert to changing conditions and heed official warnings.
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