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Weather warnings in Texas

Updated Mon, 26 Oct 2026 02:21:14 GMT

4 active alerts in Texas: Flood Advisory (3), Coastal Flood Statement 0 warnings; checked Sun 9:21 pm CDT.

Every active official weather alert in Texas, grouped by type, with the counties or zones covered and when each expires (America/Chicago time).

Active alerts: 4 NWS active alerts
Warnings: 0
Most common: Flood Advisory 3 alerts
Next to expire: Sun 11:15 pm CDT Flood Advisory
Cities covered: 0 of 85 we track

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Weather warnings in Texas now

National Weather Service has 4 active alerts for Texas as of Sun 9:21 pm CDT: 3 Flood Advisories, 1 Coastal Flood Statement.

The most serious is a Flood Advisory for Dallam, TX; Hartley, TX; Oldham, TX, until Sun 11:15 pm. * WHAT...Flooding caused by excessive rainfall continues. * WHERE...Southwestern Dallam County in the panhandle of Texas... Hartley County in the panhandle of Texas... Northwestern Oldham County in the panhandle of...

City matching uses alert polygons and NWS zone codes (loaded for 85 of 85 Texas cities so far); each city page asks NWS about its exact point.

Flood Advisories (3)

Alert	Area	Issued	Expires
Flood Advisory	Dallam, TX; Hartley, TX; Oldham, TX	Sun 9:17 pm CDT	Sun 11:15 pm CDT
Flood Advisory	Hudspeth, TX	Sun 8:15 pm CDT	Sun 11:15 pm CDT
Flood Advisory	Hansford, TX; Moore, TX; Sherman, TX	Sun 9:17 pm CDT	Mon 12:15 am CDT

Coastal Flood Statement (1)

Alert	Area	Issued	Expires	Cities
Coastal Flood Statement	Kenedy Island; Willacy Island; Cameron Island	Sun 8:28 pm CDT	Tue 12:00 am CDT

Alerts in states near Texas

1 neighbouring state has active alerts: Alabama (1, mostly Rip Current Statement). Weather crossing state lines often reaches Texas next, so check the direction storms are moving.

State	Active alerts	Most common
Louisiana	0	None
Mississippi	0	None
Arkansas	0	None
Oklahoma	0	None
Kansas	0	None
Alabama	1	Rip Current Statement

What the alert levels mean

A Warning means hazardous weather is happening or imminent: act now. A Watch means conditions are favourable for it to develop: be ready. An Advisory is for less serious conditions that still cause significant inconvenience, and a Statement gives follow-up information.

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Data: National Weather Service.