Texas Division of Emergency Management

Threats of heavy rainfall and flash flooding continue across much of South Texas this week. Stay weather-aware, monitor local forecasts and check road conditions before travel. Turn Around, Don't Drown! #txwx

Texas will continue to see beneficial rain, while some areas may face excessive rainfall causing dangerous flash flooding. 🚗Never drive on flooded roads or move around barricades 📱Monitor local weather alerts Turn Around, Don’t Drown Road Conditions: DriveTexas.org

Storms sweeping across West and South Texas this weekend may cause flash flooding. Pay attention to your local forecast and monitor weather conditions in your area. Stay Weather Aware!☔️

☔️Heavy rainfall that could lead to flash flooding is expected across South and West Texas this weekend. State emergency response resources have been deployed: gov.texas.gov/news/post/gove… Monitor local forecasts and subscribe to local emergency notifications.

Joint Preliminary Damage Assessments are underway in El Paso County following recent flooding. These efforts, conducted together by TDEM, @SBAgov and local partners, are an important step in determining eligibility for federal disaster assistance. More: tdem.texas.gov/press-release…

TDEM welcomed @fema Administrator @FEMA_Cam to Texas to meet with Chief Kidd & agency leaders. These important discussions focused on forward-looking strategies for multiple levels of government to work together in support of Texas communities before, during, & after disasters.

The National Weather Service has expanded the risk area for severe storms. State emergency response resources are mobilized to support local response. Heed warnings from local officials, pay attention to the forecast in your community, and pack a go-kit.

Monday severe weather threat covers significant portion of North Texas:

Severe storms threaten areas of the Panhandle to kick off November, before shifting towards North Texas as the work week begins and East Texas midweek. Hazards Include: 🍃Damaging Wind ⛈️Large Hail ☔️Heavy Rainfall 🌊Flash Flooding 🌪️Possible Tornadoes Stay Weather Aware!

⏰Clocks have fallen back. Take that extra time to prepare for the next disaster: 🔦Test flashlights 🔋Replace batteries 📻Test your weather radio 🎒Restock your go-kit 🚨Sign up for local emergency alerts Check your supplies. Review your plan. Be ready. #DaylightSavingTime

TDEM met with South TX community partners & locals at the RGV Public Safety & Emergency Communications Conference, sharing information & resources about the dangers of opioid poisoning. Join in the effort to prepare your community - visit: OnePillKillsTX.com #OnePillKills

Before heading out for tricks and treats, keep these safety tips in mind: 🔦Carry a flashlight 🚗Watch for pedestrians 👻Wear bright or reflective costumes 📱Check your local forecast 👀Stay in groups and keep an eye on kids Happy Halloween!🎃

State responders from multiple agencies assisted local officials in rescuing the occupants of a submerged vehicle in Val Verde County. As rainfall and flooding continues: just a few inches of water can create road hazards. Turn Around, Don’t Drown.

Texans in 20 counties impacted by the July storms and flooding are now able to apply for @fema disaster assistance. 3 Ways to Apply: 🖥️DisasterAssistance.gov ☎️800-621-3362 📱FEMA App Learn more via @GovAbbottPress: gov.texas.gov/news/post/gove…

Consistent with Gov. Abbott’s Exec. Order GA-49 & SB 75, TDEM hosted a tabletop exercise to discuss critical infrastructure protection & threats to telecommunications. Local, state, federal & private sector partners tested plans, shared solutions & prepared to support lifelines.

☔️Rain and storms could impact Halloween plans in parts of Texas this weekend. 🎃Check local forecasts before heading out 👀Watch for crowds in low visibility 📱Look for local weather alerts 🚗Never walk on flooded roads Stay weather aware and have a safe Halloween! #txwx

Initial damage assessments are underway in El Paso County following recent flood impacts. TDEM remains engaged in support of local response & recovery. Gov. Abbott issued a disaster declaration for affected communities and urged Texans to report damage: gov.texas.gov/news/post/gove…

Flooding continues to threaten areas of the western half of the state. State emergency response resources are deployed to support local responders. Texans are urged to pay attention to the local forecast and follow instructions of local officials. #txwx

☔️Multiple rounds of heavy rainfall could bring flash flooding to portions of West and South-Central TX. Check out tomorrow’s excessive rainfall outlook. Be Prepared: 📱Monitor local forecasts 🎒Have an emergency kit ready 🚗Never drive through flooded roads Stay Weather Aware!

Make preparedness a family activity. Teach kids: 🏠Where to meet 📞Who to call 🚪How to evacuate 🎒Where emergency supplies are Prepare Today for a Safer Tomorrow.