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Texas Weather Alerts

6 active alerts from the National Weather Service · Updated 10/26/2026, 7:51 PM PT

Not an official warning and may be delayed. Follow local authorities. In an emergency, call 911.

Active alerts
6
Warnings
3
Watches
0
Advisories
3

Active alerts in Texas

Most serious first. Times are local.

Severe3Significant threat to life or property

Minor3Minimal to no known threat

What these alerts mean

  • Flood WarningFlooding is happening or expected soon, often along rivers and streams.2
  • Flash Flood WarningFlash flooding is happening or about to happen. Move to higher ground and never drive through flooded roads.1
  • Coastal Flood AdvisoryMinor flooding along the coast at high tide is expected.2
  • Flood AdvisoryMinor flooding of streets, low-lying areas or small streams is expected.1

Alert levels

Warning
The hazard is happening or about to happen. Take action now to protect life and property.
Watch
Conditions are right for the hazard to develop. Stay alert and be ready to act if a warning is issued.
Advisory
Less serious conditions that can still cause significant inconvenience and, without caution, could be dangerous.
Statement
Information about current or expected conditions, such as a special weather statement or outlook.

Frequently asked questions

Are there any weather alerts in Texas right now?
Yes. There are 6 active alerts in Texas: Flood Warning (2), Flash Flood Warning (1), Coastal Flood Advisory (2), Flood Advisory (1).
How do I get alerts on my phone?
Wireless Emergency Alerts are sent automatically to phones for the most dangerous warnings, such as tornado and flash flood warnings. You can also use NOAA Weather Radio or your local emergency alert sign-up.
How often is this page updated?
We check the National Weather Service every 10 minutes. Expired and canceled alerts are removed automatically.

Source: National Weather Service (api.weather.gov) · Last updated 10/27/2026