Scott Pitney Weather

Rain totals are adding up across the area over the past 48 hours 🌧️
Some spots picked up significant amounts while others saw much less.

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Stormy start to the day across Southeast Texas 🌧️

Heavy rain is ongoing mainly north of US-59, and a Flood Watch is in effect today. We’re already seeing street flooding and rising water levels on creeks and bayous, especially north and northwest of the Houston area.

Overnight storms brought pockets of large hail (Sugar Land to Pearland), and while things have briefly weakened, more rounds of storms are expected through today. The heaviest rain is setting up from Columbus → Sealy → Cypress → Kingwood → Liberty, with additional rainfall of 1–3” likely and isolated spots picking up 4–5” where storms train over the same areas.

As soils become saturated, runoff will increase—so expect continued rises on area waterways. Even though storms are moving quickly, repeated rounds could still lead to localized flooding issues.

⚠️ A few stronger storms today could still produce large hail or gusty winds, especially if the coastal front shifts inland.

Good news: A strong front arrives later today, pushing storms out and bringing in cooler, drier air for the weekend.