The primary risk from this weather system is flash flooding, especially in urban areas like Houston, where over 322,000 homes are located within floodplains. Prolonged rainfall could saturate the soil, leading to increased runoff and rising river levels even after the rain subsides. Areas near the Texas-Louisiana border, such as Port Arthur, are expected to receive 8–12 inches of rain, while parts of western Louisiana could see up to 8 inches. With reservoirs like Lake Conroe and Lake Houston already near capacity, additional rainfall could exacerbate downstream flooding risks. Residents in flood-prone areas are advised to remain vigilant.