Flash Flood Threat Looms Over Texas Hill Country and Gulf Coast
Flash Flood Threat Looms Over Texas Hill Country and Gulf Coast
US · Published Jul 13, 2026
A significant flood threat is developing across Texas, particularly in the Hill Country and Gulf Coast regions, due to days of heavy summer storms.
The National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center has issued a Level 2 flash flood risk for Monday, with rainfall totals expected to reach 1-3 inches in many areas.

Impact & Risks

The flood threat is expected to impact millions across Texas, including major cities like Houston, Austin, San Antonio, and Dallas. Vulnerable areas along the Guadalupe River, which experienced deadly flooding last year, are at heightened risk. Flash flooding could lead to road closures, property damage, and potential evacuations. Residents in Big Bend National Park and surrounding areas should remain vigilant as rainfall totals may reach 5-8 inches mid-week.

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