Kerr County continues to deal with the aftermath of the severe flooding that has impacted the region. Residents are encouraged to stay informed with the latest updates on rescues, damage assessments, and community developments resulting from the flooding in the Hill Country.
Weather predictions suggest that scattered showers and thunderstorms will persist, particularly west of Harris County, with some activity expected to develop north of I-10. As the week progresses, rain chances are forecasted to increase, especially on Monday. Morning showers are expected primarily south of I-10 near the coast, while the afternoon may bring more widespread storms with potential heavy downpours. By Monday evening, rainfall is anticipated to focus more west of Houston.
In addition, tropical storm activity is unfolding as Chantal made landfall in Litchfield Beach, South Carolina, marking the first storm of the 2025 hurricane season impacting the U.S. While Chantal is projected to weaken as it spreads rain across the Carolinas and Virginia, it serves as a reminder of the ongoing hurricane season that lasts until November. Residents of Southeast Texas, which often sees heightened tropical activity in September, are urged to stay vigilant and prepared for any storms that may arise.
For those looking for guidance, resources such as the 2025 Hurricane and Flood Survival Guide are available to assist families in preparing for potential weather challenges in the coming months.
Despite the challenges posed by the flooding and weather conditions, community resilience remains strong, and efforts to rebuild and support those affected are underway. Let’s remain hopeful as the community comes together during this trying time.