Texas weather warnings
798,000 people are under a high wind warning · 12 active in Texas, 4 of them warnings · From the National Weather Service
Flash flood · 1Flood · 6Fire weather · 1Statement · 1Other · 3
This is a relay, not a warning system. Everything here comes from the National Weather Service and can lag. For anything affecting your safety, use weather.gov and local officials.
Every alert, most people first
High wind warning
798,000 peopleWest Slopes Sacramento Mountains Below 7500 Feet · Sacramento Mountains Above 7500 Feet · Otero Mesa · East Central Tularosa Basin/Alamogordo · Southeast Tularosa Basin · Western El Paso County · Eastern/Central El Paso County · Northern Hudspeth Highlands/Hueco Mountains · Salt Basin · Southern Hudspeth Highlands · Rio Grande Valley of Eastern El Paso/Western Hudspeth Counties · Rio Grande Valley of Eastern Hudspeth County
Other · 2d left
Fire weather watch
555,000 peopleVernon · Rapides · Avoyelles · Beauregard · Allen · Evangeline · St. Landry · Lafayette · Upper St. Martin · Northern Calcasieu · Northern Jefferson Davis · Northern Acadia · Tyler · Hardin · Northern Jasper · Northern Newton · Southern Jasper · Southern Newton
Fire weather · 2d left
Flood watch
394,000 peopleGaines · Dawson · Borden · Scurry · Andrews · Martin · Howard · Mitchell · Loving · Winkler · Ector · Midland · Glasscock · Ward · Crane · Upton · Reagan · Pecos · Terrell · Reeves County Plains · Chinati Mountains · Marfa Plateau · Davis Mountains · Davis Mountains Foothills · Central Brewster County · Chisos Basin · Presidio Valley · Lower Brewster County
Flood · 1d left
Flood watch
294,000 peopleFisher · Nolan · Sterling · Coke · Runnels · Irion · Tom Green · Concho · Crockett · Schleicher · Sutton · Haskell · Throckmorton · Jones · Shackelford · Taylor · Callahan · Coleman
Flood · 1d left
Dense fog advisory
241,000 peopleTexas · Hutchinson · Potter · Carson
Other · 3h 11m left
Flood watch
186,000 peopleMurray · Jefferson · Carter · Love · Wichita · Archer · Clay
Flood · 13h 11m left
High wind watch
48,000 peopleGuadalupe Mountains of Eddy County · Guadalupe Mountains Above 7000 Feet · Guadalupe and Delaware Mountains
Other · 3d left
Flood watch
35,000 peopleVal Verde
Flood · 1d left
Flash flood warning
17,000 peopleGlasscock, TX · Howard, TX · Mitchell, TX · Scurry, TX
radar indicated
Flash flood · 2h 41m left
Special weather statement
11,000 peopleFisher · Nolan
55 mph wind · radar indicated · 2026-10-15T04:25:00-00:00...storm...238DEG...42KT...32.45,-100.65
Statement · 11m left
Flood warning
967 peopleCottle, TX · Motley, TX
Flood · 8h 11m left
Flood warning
Dickens, TX · King, TX
Flood · 8h 11m left
What these alerts mean
A watch means conditions are favourable for severe weather - be ready. A warning means it is happening or imminent in the area drawn, and you should act now. An advisory covers conditions that are inconvenient or hazardous but below warning criteria.
The people-affected figure is estimated from the population of Census places inside each alert. It ranks alerts against each other usefully; it is not a headcount.
Source: National Weather Service alert feed (api.weather.gov), read every two minutes. County lines from the US Census Bureau.