The flood watch area includes Harris County and suburban counties to the west and north, including Montgomery, Waller, Brazos, Wharton and Fort Bend.

Houston's heaviest rain is now most likely late Thursday into Friday, with flooding concerns shifting east and another round possible along the coast next week.

The risk for flooding across Houston and surrounding cities remains elevated for the next few days. We are under a FOX 26 storm alert through Friday night.

HOUSTON – Nine years after Hurricane Harvey turned streets into rivers and flooded neighborhoods across the Houston area, Harris County has more flood-control infrastructure in place. But is the ...

Houston's rain chances are increasing, but uncertainty remains over when the heaviest downpours will arrive and where they could bring localized flooding.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Cumulative rainfall through Friday will be highest in East Texas and the Piney Woods, according to the NOAA's Weather Prediction ...

A flood watch is in effect for many Houston-area counties until Friday evening. We can expect some rounds of heavy, scattered rain moving through the area and continuing through the weekend ...

2:15 p.m. update: The National Weather Service has extended the flood threat into the afternoon by issuing a new flood advisory through 4:15 p.m. for parts of Brazos, Burleson, Grimes, Montgomery, ...

Life-threatening flash flooding is ongoing Wednesday morning north and east of Houston as Tropical Depression Edouard moves through the Piney Woods. LIVE UPDATES: Flash flood emergency issued for 2 ...