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AccuWeather forecasts a storm forming near southern New Mexico and north-central Mexico will spread rounds of rain and thunderstorms across southern and central Texas this weekend. A general 1 to 4 inches of rain is expected along the middle and lower Rio Grande Valley, with a local maximum of 10 inches. The flash flood risk may be greatest from near San Antonio and Laredo to Corpus Christi and Brownsville. Austin and Houston sit near the northern edge; the storm should weaken over the southern Gulf early next week.

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00:00South Texas is in for a soggy weekend.
00:02A storm is forming near southern New Mexico and north-central Mexico.
00:06As it moves east, it will pull in more moisture from the Gulf.
00:10Several hours of steady rain could fall along parts of the Rio Grande.
00:13Most areas along the storm's path could see 1 to 4 inches of rain.
00:18Some spots could get as much as 10 inches.
00:20The biggest flash flood risk runs from San Antonio and Laredo to Corpus Christi and Brownsville.
00:26Austin and Houston sit near the northern edge, with just a few showers possible.
00:30Drivers should never try to cross flooded roads.
00:33The water may still be rising, or the road underneath may be gone.
00:37Early next week, the storm should weaken over the southern Gulf.
00:40It will likely miss drought-stricken areas farther east.
00:44Until then, South Texas should be ready for a very wet weekend.
00:48Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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