Heavy Rain And Flash Flood Risk Forecast For West Central Texas
The National Weather Service has issued a warning for heavy rain and flash flood risks across west central Texas, including San Angelo, from Thursday afternoon into Friday morning. Expected rainfall is 1 to 2 inches, with potential for localized flooding.
San Angelo, TX, October 28, 2026 —
The National Weather Service has issued a warning for heavy rain and flash flood risks across west central Texas, including San Angelo, covering the period from Thursday afternoon into Friday morning. Rainfall totals of 1 to 2 inches are expected, and localized flooding is possible.
The information provided does not specify the calendar dates for the warning period, the counties included, or which National Weather Service office issued it. It also does not give a more specific warning designation or identify particular roads, neighborhoods or other locations that could experience flooding.
The stated rainfall amount is a regional expectation; the summary does not provide a more detailed breakdown by location or indicate how totals could vary across the area. It also does not describe the timing or severity of any potential flooding beyond identifying a risk of localized flooding during the warning period.
No details were provided about the conditions behind the forecast, prior rainfall, expected river or creek levels, or any reported flooding. The summary also does not mention evacuations, road closures, damage, injuries or other impacts. Those outcomes should not be assumed from the warning alone.
The forecast period runs from Thursday afternoon through Friday morning, but the summary does not state when the warning was issued or when it may be updated or expire. Further specifics about affected communities and the timing of rainfall were not included in the information provided.
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