- NWS is tracking hurricane activity in Texas, with NOAA and NWS administrators involved.
- Severe weather alerts are active for Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, and Texas due to the shared threat of tropical cyclone impacts and potential severe flash flooding.
- A cluster of storms is currently affecting the Gulf Coast, bringing threats of floods to Texas and Louisiana.
The National Hurricane Center issued flood watches for Upper Texas and southwestern Louisiana.
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Updated Jun 17
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What happened
The National Hurricane Center issued flood watches for Upper Texas and southwestern Louisiana.
Who's involved
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A cluster of storms is currently affecting the Gulf Coast, bringing threats of floods to Texas and Louisiana.Also in this story
- A tropical disturbance moves west from the Gulf coast, tracking inland and pushing towards major population centers.
- A storm system is affecting Louisiana and Alabama, with the storm approaching the Texas-Louisiana border.
- The shared border area of the energy corridor between Texas and Louisiana has been a point of concern since January 1, 2026.
Within NWS is tracking hurricane activity in Texas, with NOAA and NWS administrators involved.
The entities involved
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Texas
state of the United States of America
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Louisiana
state of the United States of America
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National Hurricane Center
division of the United States' National Weather Service
Related events
- The National Hurricane Center monitors weather systems affecting the coastlines of Louisiana and Texas.
- The National Hurricane Center issued tropical storm warnings for the Gulf Coast, affecting Texas and Louisiana.
- Due to tropical moisture, flood watches have been issued for Texas and New Mexico, with a moderate risk of flash flooding in effect.
- National Hurricane Center monitors Invest 97L, which is expected to reach southwestern Louisiana and Upper Texas.
- National Weather Service issues a flood watch for Louisiana due to excessive rainfall.