The Brief
The Flash Flood Warning for Harris County has ended.
A Flood Advisory remains in effect as scattered thunderstorms bring heavy rain across the Houston area.
HOUSTON – A flash flood warning has expired for Harris County as rolling thunderstorms move throughout the Houston area.
Harris County Flash Flood Warning ends
The National Weather Service reported the flash flood warning would end at 3 p.m.
A Flood Advisory remains in effect for part of Harris County — in addition to parts of Brazoria and Fort Bend Counties — until 4:45 p.m.
Houston weather
Another round of scattered storms and showers are moving through Greater Houston as deep tropical moisture remains in place over the area.
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Not everyone will see rain the entire time, but the strongest downpours could briefly produce heavy rain, lightning, gusty winds, and quick street flooding.
Rain chances continue into Sunday and Monday, but coverage should become more scattered as the pattern gradually shifts. There will be dry breaks in between showers, and temperatures should begin warming back up as more sunshine works into the forecast.
The Source
The National Weather Service and Your Gulf Coast Weather Authority