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OFFICIAL TEXAS FLOOD INFORMATION

Texas Flood Center

A quiet statewide screen is not proof that a road, creek or drainage channel is safe.

ACTIVE ALERTS MAPShowing active NWS flood areas and flood-stage gauges.
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FLOOD TYPES AFFECTING TEXAS
FLASH FLOOD0
RIVER FLOOD0
COASTAL FLOOD0
RECENT CHANGES

Meaningful flood updates in the last 24 hours

Repeated identical polling is excluded.
ACTIVE NWS FLOOD ALERTS

No active Texas flood alert

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No active statewide NWS flood alert was found.Local drainage and roads can still flood. Never use this screen to declare a crossing safe.
OBSERVED RIVER CONDITIONS

No collected Texas gauge at flood stage

Official NOAA/NWPS observations currently categorized at minor, moderate or major flood stage.

No minor, moderate or major river flooding is in the current statewide gauge collection.Use the location check above to inspect nearby official USGS reporting gauges, including those below flood stage.
ROADS

Turn around. Do not test the water.

Road depth, current, washouts and debris are hard to judge. Check official closures before leaving.

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LOCAL HELP

Follow local evacuation and shelter instructions

Local officials know which roads, neighborhoods and shelters are affected. Call 911 for immediate danger.

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FLOOD SAFETY

Move higher before routes close

Keep people and pets away from channels and floodwater. Do not enter moving water on foot or in a vehicle.

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Safety boundary: Texas Hazard Watch organizes official information. It does not issue warnings, measure water on a road or property, certify routes, order evacuations, dispatch rescue, or replace local authorities and 911.