LIVE BLOG: Flash Flood Warning; stay off the roads if you can

THE LATEST: According to the National Weather Service: “Due to Flash Flood Emergencies in NE Harris County, including Kingwood and Humble, Montgomery County, Liberty County, and Chambers County, Emergency Managers have requested residents in warned areas to stay put and shelter in place.”

A flash flood warning for Harris County has been extended to 1:30 p.m.

PREVIOUSLY: The slow moving rain band associated with Tropical Depression Imelda is now pushing south into the Houston area. This band has brought training heavy rain and storms with life threatening flooding across Beaumont, Chambers County and Liberty County.Northeast Harris County is now in the main flash flooding threat. 

Find live coverage of this flood emergency here.

WATCH LIVE: Flash flood emergency declared in Beaumont as Imelda saturates Southeast Texas

LIVE BLOG: High water rescues underway across Jefferson County, hospital in Winnie evacuated

Houston’s weather

A Flash Flood Watch continues for all of the Houston area until 7 p.m. Thursday as our grounds are very saturated.

Houston has an 70 percent rain chance Thursday, mostly earlier in the day. Rain chances start to diminish later in the evening and overnight in Friday.

Friday there’s still a 40 percent rain chance.

This weekend temps in the 90s return with some sunshine and a 20 percent rain chance.

CLOSURES: School closures, cancellations in Houston Area

HOUSTON RADAR: Imelda weakens to a depression 

WEATHER RADAR: Track rain & storms across Texas

KHOU 11 has a new mobile app! Download it here.

Visit our KHOU Weather page.