Flash flooding concerns increase as heavy rain comes to Southern Plains
As much as 1 to 2 inches of rain is predicted to fall across a large chunk of Texas
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HOUSTON – A disturbance will produce numerous showers and storms over the Southern Plains on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The National Weather Service in Fort Worth and in Austin/San Antonio said a cold front and upper-level disturbance will bring showers and isolated thunderstorms Wednesday into Thursday morning. Locally heavy rains are possible.
As much as 1 to 2 inches of rain is predicted to fall across a large chunk of Texas. Severe weather is unlikely, but a strong storm or two may occur, the NWS said.
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Flash flooding could be a problem for southeast Texas on Wednesday, especially around the Houston metro area. Chilly temperatures are expected on Thursday due to breezy and gusty northerly winds and lingering cloudiness, NWS said.
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Temperatures will fall in the wake of the frontal passage on Wednesday. Rain chances decline Thursday morning, and a warming trend is expected this weekend.