Forecast: Flood Watch continues through Monday; Isolated flash flooding remains possible

AUSTIN, Texas — Central Texas weather has been the talk of the country this holiday weekend, and unfortunately, our wet weather is not expected to come to a close until the middle of next week. 

For Monday, there is still a Flood Watch in effect through 7 p.m., covering a majority of the KVUE viewing area. For this reason, a Weather Impact Alert Day has been declared through Monday evening. Additional areas of isolated flash flooding will remain possible as additional showers and storms redevelop across the area. Rainfall rates of 1″-3″ will be possible, which will only aggravate are already super-soaked soils and could lead to the fast redevelopment of flooding in some spots.

With the small upper-level area of low pressure that produced this weekend’s deadly flooding hanging around through Monday and most of Tuesday, more rain and storms, with heavy downpours will remain in the forecast through midweek. An additional disturbance tracking into the coast of Texas on Wednesday will bring another chance for some rain, before drier conditions return Thursday and Friday. 

The KVUE weather team will continue to keep you updated on any changes. Here’s the full seven-day forecast below: