Long before sunrise in Texas, a shallow spot of the Guadalupe River rose above the height of a two-story house in just five hours on Thursday, sending a rush of water through a region still weary from last summer's fatal flash floods.

A tornado touched down in San Antonio, floodwaters forced rescues in Uvalde County, and emergency crews across the region are preparing for the possibility of more high water as rain continues to

Life-threatening flash flooding has hit southern Texas after days of torrential rain, leaving at least two people dead and hundreds of people rescued across the same region struck by last July’s catastrophic floods.

A dangerous, multi-day weather system brings a systemic flash flood risk across vast portions of Texas, prompting high-water rescues, widespread road closures, and a statewide emergency response.

Water levels may temporarily fall before rising again, creating a false sense of security for people living near rivers and streams.

Around a year’s worth of rain has fallen as flooding hits the same area of last year’s Camp Mystic flooding. Follow for live news updates.

Rising floodwaters and relentless rain have forced state officials into an escalated emergency response posture as a massive, moisture-rich storm system threatens to bring historic flooding to major portions of Texas.

See how the Old Farmer’s Almanac’s fall 2026 forecast breaks Texas into cooler north, warmer south and drought-prone High Plains.

This week’s heat wave in Texas has landed in the record books again. Officials say a temperature recorded at Falcon Dam on the Rio Grande may be the hottest ever recorded in the U.S. during meteorological winter. The data still needs to be verified ...

North Texans can expect a brief reprieve from intense summer heat with scattered showers and mild mornings this week, though triple-digit temperatures are slated to return by early next week.