Some areas could see up to 8 inches of rain, prompting warnings affecting millions of people over the next few days.

There will be enough moisture and lift to keep the storms alive. The severe risk will be minimal, but the flooding threat will be slightly higher. Unlikely to see tornadoes and large hail but strong winds, lightning and heavy rain are possible.

A line of strong to severe storms is expected to move into South-Central Texas after nightfall, bringing a risk of hail and flooding.

TEXAS, USA — South Central Texas is considered the most flash flood-prone region in the country. This is why our region is also known as Flash flood alley. Jason Runyen, the warning coordination meteorologist from the National Weather Service, says the ...

Most of South-Central Texas faces a Level 2 out of 4 risk for excessive rainfall Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday morning. Here's what to expect.

TEXAS – Another round of severe storms is headed for the southern U.s. this week, with parts of Texas experiencing significant flash flooding Sunday night. Some areas of Texas have already seen nearly 6 inches of rain, including Gonzales. Pattison ...