Flooding

Lake Houston read 42.30 feet at 5:30 a.m. Central on Wednesday, September 23, and Lake Conroe stood at 94.0 percent full. There are no flood watches, warnings or advisories for Harris, Montgomery or Liberty counties. An Ozone Action Day is in effect for Wednesday.

Lake Houston read 42.31 feet at 5:30 p.m. Central on Tuesday, September 22, and Lake Conroe sits at 199.73 feet and 94.1 percent full. No flood alerts are active for Harris, Montgomery or Liberty counties. Wednesday is another Ozone Action Day with a heat index as high as 104.

Lake Houston read 42.34 feet at 5:30 a.m. Central on Tuesday, September 22, and Lake Conroe sits at 199.74 feet and 94.1 percent full. No flood alerts are active for Harris, Montgomery or Liberty counties. Today is an Ozone Action Day with a heat index as high as 104.

The Lake Houston Dredging District board has formed committees and is working through its business plan. State Rep. Charles Cunningham says he needs a cost estimate by January 14, 2027, to pursue state funding, and Council Member Fred Flickinger offered seed money.

Lake Houston read 42.32 feet at 5:30 p.m. Central on Monday, September 21, and Lake Conroe sits at 199.75 feet and 94.1 percent full. No flood alerts are active for Harris, Montgomery or Liberty counties. Tuesday is an Ozone Action Day with a heat index as high as 105.

Lake Houston read 42.36 feet at 5:30 a.m. Central on Monday, September 21, and Lake Conroe sits at 199.74 feet and 94.1 percent full. No weather alerts are active for Harris, Montgomery or Liberty counties. Monday’s high is near 95 with a heat index as high as 102.

Lake Houston read 42.29 feet at 5:30 p.m. Central on Sunday, September 20, and Lake Conroe sits at 199.77 feet and 94.2 percent full. No weather alerts are active for Harris, Montgomery or Liberty counties. Monday’s high is near 95 with a heat index as high as 103.

Lake Houston read 42.38 feet at 5:30 a.m. Central on Sunday, September 20, and Lake Conroe sits at 199.76 feet and 94.2 percent full. No weather alerts are active for Harris, Montgomery or Liberty counties. Sunday’s high is near 96 with a heat index as high as 104.

Dr. Anna Weiss, who took over as executive director of the Bayou Land Conservancy on September 1, told ReduceFlooding her first priorities are listening, policy work to make land conservation easier, and public education. She also said she would like to see the Scarborough property conserved.

Lake Houston read 42.32 feet at 5:30 p.m. Central Saturday, September 19, and Lake Conroe stands at 199.79 feet and 94.3 percent full. No flood alerts are active for Harris, Montgomery or Liberty counties. Sunday’s forecast carries a heat index as high as 104.

Lake Houston read 42.40 feet at 5:30 a.m. Central on Saturday, September 19, and Lake Conroe sits at 199.78 feet and 94.3 percent full. No flood alerts are active for Harris, Montgomery or Liberty County. Sunday brings a heat index as high as 101.