Flooding

Advisory 9, issued at 4 p.m. Central Thursday, put Hurricane Isaias at 100 mph with a 975 millibar pressure, moving northeast at 12 mph. No watch or warning touches Texas.

Lake Houston read 42.49 feet at 5:30 p.m. Central on Thursday, October 8, and Lake Conroe stood at 199.83 feet and 94.5 percent full. No alerts are active for Harris, Montgomery or Liberty counties.

The National Hurricane Center put Tropical Storm Isaias at 65 mph sustained winds in its 4 p.m. Central advisory Wednesday, up from 40 mph that morning, and posted hurricane and storm surge watches for the north central Gulf Coast. No watches are in effect for Texas.

Lake Houston read 42.54 feet at 5:30 p.m. Central on Wednesday, October 7, and Lake Conroe stood at 199.85 feet and 94.6 percent full. No flood alerts are active for Harris, Montgomery or Liberty counties.

The Gulf system became Tropical Storm Isaias early Wednesday with 40 mph winds. The National Hurricane Center forecast track approaches the northern Gulf Coast from southeastern Louisiana to the Florida Panhandle on Friday, not the Texas coast.

Lake Houston read 42.54 feet at 5:30 a.m. Central on Wednesday, October 7, and Lake Conroe stood at 199.85 feet and 94.6 percent full. No weather alerts are active for Harris, Montgomery or Liberty counties.

The National Hurricane Center raised tropical formation odds for a southwestern Gulf low to near 100 percent on Tuesday and said advisories would likely start that evening. The system is forecast to turn toward the northern Gulf Coast late this week, with the advisory area running from the Florida Panhandle to Louisiana.

Lake Houston read 42.50 feet at 5:30 p.m. Central on Tuesday, October 6, and Lake Conroe was 94.7 percent full. No National Weather Service alerts are in effect for Harris, Montgomery or Liberty counties, and the forecast is dry through Wednesday night.