Texas information, organized for decisions
Texas Hazard Watch turns public official-source information into a focused statewide picture: what is active, where it is happening, what changed, and where to verify it.
What this site does
Brings weather, flood, wildfire, tropical, earthquake, emergency, and power information into one Texas-focused monitoring experience.
Why records matter
Important changes remain available after an event closes, creating a useful public timeline instead of a dashboard that forgets yesterday.
What this site is not
It is not a government agency, forecasting office, emergency-alert service, dispatch center, or substitute for local instructions and 911.
Built around clarity, restraint, and verification
The site favors direct language, visible timestamps, source links, and meaningful changes over alarm-driven presentation. It distinguishes official observations from forecasts and does not invent impacts when a source has not confirmed them.
Texas Hazard Watch is an independent information project built and maintained by Search Ready Sites.