- Tropical update: National Hurricane Center monitoring spot that could develop in southern Gulf
- Heavy rains Thursday afternoon cause street flooding across Houston, stranding vehicles
- Houston forecast: Rain heads out after rush hour street flooding, a few showers expected Friday
- Houston forecast: Rain heads out after rush hour street flooding
- Weather Impact Alert: Roads flooding, flights delayed in Houston thunderstorms, downpours
Houston forecast: Rain heads out after rush hour street flooding, a few showers expected Friday

HOUSTON — Heavy rain flooded streets Thursday afternoon, leading to rush hour street flooding, travel delays and high water rescues.
Next week and 4th of July:
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