Key Highlights
- Around 6:23pm CDT on October 25, 2025, a second round of storms is moving through southeast Texas.
- A flood watch remains in effect until early Sunday morning.
- At 2:30am Saturday, an EF-0 tornado touched down near Anderson, Texas, causing damage to homes in Grimes County.
- The National Weather Service (NWS) reports a Tornado Watch and Warning for eastern parts of Texas and Louisiana.
Current Storm Conditions in Houston
Around 6:23pm CDT on October 25, 2025, Houston weather is experiencing another round of storms. These severe weather conditions are expected to affect different areas of southeast Texas throughout the evening and into early Sunday morning.
Expected Impact
The worst of the weather is predicted to hit the Bryan/College Station area around 6-9pm, reach downtown Houston between 10-11pm, and continue offshore after midnight. A flood watch is also in place until early Sunday morning due to ongoing storm threats.
Recent Storms and Tornadoes
The latest round of severe storms brought winds above 50 mph and knocked out power to more than 167,000 Centerpoint customers. High winds also caused tree damage in some areas and reports of downed power lines.
EF-0 Tornado Confirmed
The NWS confirmed an EF-0 tornado near Anderson, Texas, at about 2:30am Saturday. This tornado caused significant damage to homes in Grimes County, highlighting the severe impact of these storms on local communities.
National Weather Outlook and Future Concerns
Following this round of severe weather, a cool front is expected to bring more pleasant temperatures by next week. The NWS warns that there could be lows reaching into the 50s and possibly even some 40s by Friday morning.
Caribbean Hurricane Update
In other news, Melissa has intensified into a hurricane and is forecasted to become a major hurricane in the next 24 hours. This storm is causing flooding in Jamaica before moving into the Atlantic Ocean with no impact on the Gulf Coast.
The situation in Houston is closely monitored by meteorologists and local authorities, ensuring that residents are informed about the ongoing severe weather conditions. As always, it’s crucial for residents to stay updated on local news sources for real-time updates and safety instructions.
