Intelligence Alert

Flash flooding forecast across parts of Southeast Texas through Thursday (18 June)

Risk level: Low Country: United States

As per reports, multiple weather systems are forecast to bring torrential rainfall across Southeast Texas from Tuesday (16 June) through Thursday (18 June), prompting Weather Alert Days due to the risk of flash flooding.

• Reports indicate average rainfall accumulations of three to six inches are forecast across the region, with flooding and high-water conditions already reported in parts of the Houston metropolitan area.
• Reportedly, authorities have activated preparedness measures in Houston, while a disaster declaration remains in effect across multiple counties in Texas due to severe weather threats.
• Reports indicate flooding has affected several locations across Houston and surrounding areas, including Montgomery County, the Klein area, Spring Stuebner Road, Grand Parkway, East Downtown Houston, and sections of Interstate 45. School closures and activity cancellations have also been announced by Cleveland Independent School District, Santa Fe Independent School District, and Brazosport Independent School District due to anticipated severe weather and flooding.

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