Tonight, the weather turns much more active. Showers and a few thunderstorms will become more numerous through the evening, and some of these could produce some pretty heavy rain. It won’t rain nonstop for everyone, but there will be enough activity around that you’ll want to keep the umbrella close if you’re heading out. Temperatures will settle into the upper 60s and low 70s overnight.
Houston, Texas and the surrounding areas continue to deal with historic flooding. Here are some photos showing what people are experiencing.
Five days after Harvey first made landfall as the fiercest hurricane to hit the U.S. in 13 years, the now-tropical storm is still pounding parts of Texas and Louisiana with rain.
A tropical storm warning has been issued for part of the North Carolina coast as a potential tropical storm approaches the Carolinas.
Hurricane Harvey has been a brutal storm for many Texas residents. Take a look at some photos from along Harvey's path.
With time running out, tens of thousands of people fled Friday from the path of an increasingly menacing-looking Hurricane Harvey as it took aim at a wide swath of the Texas Gulf Coast that includes oil refineries, chemical plants and dangerously flood-prone Houston, the nation’s fourth-largest city.
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