State of Texas Weather Threat Brief (11-18-25) Weather Update for Harker Heights

State of Texas Weather Threat Brief (11-18-25) Weather Update for Harker Heights – Wednesday Through Friday

The National Weather Service is tracking a storm system that will bring rain, a risk for isolated severe storms, and potential flash flooding to Central Texas over the next several days. Here’s what to expect for our Region:

WEDNESDAY (Late Afternoon into Overnight)

• Marginal risk of severe storms - mainly isolated hail.

• Rain begins late afternoon, continuing overnight.

• Marginal flash flood risk (Level 1 of 4).

• Most areas: 0.5–1 inch, but locally up to 3 inches possible in heavier downpours.

THURSDAY – Higher Flooding Risk

• Rain continues all day, with the heaviest rainfall on Thursday evening.

• Slight flash flood risk (Level 2 of 4) for our Region.

• Widespread 1–2 inches, with localized totals up to 4 inches.

• Urban and poor-drainage areas may see rapid flooding.

RIVERS - Minor to isolated moderate river flood potential in portions of Central Texas Wednesday into Thursday.

WEEKEND LOOKAHEAD - A second storm system may bring more heavy rainfall Sunday into Monday.

What Residents Should Do

• Never drive through flooded roadways.

• Clear drains and gutters where possible.

• Stay weather-aware, especially Wednesday night and Thursday.

• Follow updates from the US National Weather Service Fort Worth Texas.

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