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Houston, TX – The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a severe weather warning for Southeast Texas, including the Houston-Galveston region, effective today through tonight. Residents are urged to stay alert as the risk of strong storms, high winds, and localized heavy rainfall has increased.
According to the NWS, the storm threat will intensify after sunset, with peak activity expected between 7 p.m. and midnight. Wind gusts could reach 45-65 mph, with isolated areas possibly experiencing winds exceeding 65 mph. Flash flooding is a concern in low-lying areas.
Officials recommend securing outdoor objects and having multiple ways to receive weather warnings. If storms occur, residents should stay indoors, avoid windows, and seek sturdy shelter.
Emergency preparedness tips include setting up mobile weather alerts and reviewing family safety plans. Drivers are cautioned to avoid flooded roads during heavy rain.
For updates, monitor the NWS website or local news outlets. Severe weather can escalate quickly, so preparedness is essential.
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