Severe weather
Level 1 storm risk for Texas Sunday, Nov. 15, including Houston
By Ryan Hall, Y'all Weather Desk ยท Published
Written by our automated news desk from National Weather Service data.
Key points
- Timing: Friday and Saturday are quiet for severe weather. The risk runs from Sunday into Monday.
- What it means: Gulf moisture moves in, and the storms that pop could be strong. Keep an eye on the sky if you have outdoor plans Sunday, and make sure your phone can wake you for warnings with Y'all Alerts.
- Rain: There's also a Level 1 of 4 flash flood risk over Texas and Louisiana on Sunday. Don't drive into water over the road.
- How sure we are: The risk area is set, but it's still two days out. Exactly which towns get a storm could shift.
Scattered storms with damaging wind gusts and hail are possible across eastern Texas from Sunday, Nov. 15, into Monday, Nov. 16. The best chance is near Houston, Corpus Christi and Brownsville. It's a Level 1 of 5 (Marginal Risk), the lowest step on the severe scale, and a brief tornado can't be ruled out.
What to know
- Timing: Friday and Saturday are quiet for severe weather. The risk runs from Sunday into Monday.
- What it means: Gulf moisture moves in, and the storms that pop could be strong. Keep an eye on the sky if you have outdoor plans Sunday, and make sure your phone can wake you for warnings with Y'all Alerts.
- Rain: There's also a Level 1 of 4 flash flood risk over Texas and Louisiana on Sunday. Don't drive into water over the road.
- How sure we are: The risk area is set, but it's still two days out. Exactly which towns get a storm could shift.
Track the latest outlook on our severe weather page.
Explained: What the severe storm risk levels mean, Level 1 to Level 5
More on South Texas severe weather, November 2026
Places in this story: Houston, TX; Corpus Christi, TX; Brownsville, TX
Sources
- SPC Day 3 Convective Outlook, NOAA Storm Prediction Center, issued
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