Houston weather shifts from sunny skies on Wednesday to storms carrying a serious flood risk, with heavier rainfall arriving by Thursday evening.

Despite the recent rainfall in San Antonio, the bluebonnet season will still be a sad one, according to a local expert.

Spring time in Texas means there is sometimes a good chance of rain and thunder for at least some portion of the state. Tuesday evening through Wednesday morning there is a risk of isolated storms for North Texas, Texoma, and other nearby areas of Texas. However, a larger threat seems to be developing Wednesday and extending into Thursday morning.

A flooding threat in Houston begins Thursday with areas near and south of the city bracing for heavy rainfall. When will the worst weather arrive?

culminating in a fairly widespread round of rain and storms for Saturday morning. After the storms, a fairly strong late season front will sweep through Central Texas, bringing a few chilly ...

Up to a foot of rainfall is expected in just the next week from Little Rock to Memphis into Evansville, Indiana, said meteorologist Ryan Maue on X. Some spots along the Ohio River could see up to 15 inches, the weather service said. Overall, Maue said that 76 trillion gallons of water is forecast to fall across the U.S. over the next week.

Severe storms dumped about half a year’s rainfall in two days, leading to flash floods across both sides of the border.

Abandoned vehicles littered submerged roads across South Texas’ Rio Grande Valley Thursday and Friday after over half year’s worth of rain - approaching a full year’s worth in some places - caused at least four deaths and forced dozens of water rescues near the US-Mexico border.