HOUSTON — Thursday morning storms have triggered street flooding and dangerous travel conditions across parts of Southeast Texas, with multiple high-water locations reported in the Houston area.

Some parts of Southeast Texas have already seen up to 10 inches of rain on Thursday morning, prompting flash flood warnings.

Areas near Cloverleaf in east Houston detected up to 4.60 inches of rain Thursday morning, according to the Harris County Flood Warning System rain gauge map. Showers and storms should gradually taper ...

The Harris County Flood Control District is warning drivers of areas that may experience street flooding as rains move across ...

Street flooding is possible in parts of Houston, and the risk for hail and damaging winds continues. The storms should move out by late afternoon. Currently, high water has been reported on FM 1960 ...

A Flash Flood warning is in effect for Harris, Liberty, and Chambers County as strong storms roll into the Houston-area.

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The Federal Emergency Management Agency has repeatedly delayed releasing Harris County’s updated ... to get a quote or find an insurance carrier. Are FEMA flood maps accurate?

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Under FEMA’s current rating system, some policyholders will find their flood insurance rates going up 18% annually for several years. To reduce your flood insurance cost, consider raising your ...