Update, Nov. 14 at 11:21 a.m. Central: The National Weather Service’s Weather Prediction Center placed portions of the upper and central Texas coast under a Slight Risk of excessive rainfall for Sunday. Forecasters said heavy rain could cause problems inland, particularly in urban areas and places that received substantial rain over the past week. The outlook covers 6 a.m. Sunday through 6 a.m. Monday Central time.
Rain and thunderstorms are likely Sunday across southeast Texas, with some storms capable of producing locally heavy rain, the National Weather Service in Houston and Galveston said Saturday. Polk County also flagged the potential for strong storms and heavy rain.
Coastal conditions could worsen Sunday night
Forecasters also expect hazardous marine conditions. A small craft advisory was scheduled through 6 p.m. Central Sunday, with a gale watch for bays and Gulf waters Sunday night into Monday. The Weather Service also flagged a high risk of rip currents through the weekend and the possibility of minor coastal flooding late Sunday into Monday.
Houston station ABC13 also highlighted the risk of heavy rain Sunday. Check the Houston and Galveston forecast office for updated timing and any watches or warnings for your location.