Navarro County Office of Emergency Management

09/26/2026

An upper level low pressure system will bring increasing rain and storm chances mid to late next week. The primary concern is heavy rain and localized flooding, so remember to check back for updates over the next few days.

09/25/2026

09/25/2026

09/25/2026

The latest drought map marks the eighth straight week of drought expansion. In 27 years, Texas has seen 15 streaks like this, with the longest lasting 13 weeks in 2005. The latest map is available at https://ow.ly/tBas50ZLXEN

09/25/2026

The bad news is that this summer heat will persist through this weekend. The good news? This should be the last gasp of summer before we see a trend towards cooler, more seasonable temperatures!

We are still on pace for a big pattern shift next week, with some much needed rain and cooler temps very possible. What we are still watching for is timing, as a slower setup could have some flooding concerns. Stay up to date with the latest forecast at weather.gov/fwd

09/25/2026

There are currently no significant changes to our expectations of an increasingly active pattern next week. Precipitation chances will increase, along with a return to more seasonal temperatures. Stay up to date with the latest forecast at weather.gov/fwd.

09/23/2026

A more active pattern will return to the Central and Southern Plains next week, bringing increasing chances that we’ll see the season’s first true cold front across the region. Stay up to date with the latest forecast at weather.gov/fwd.

09/22/2026

Today marks the start of astronomical fall for the Northern Hemisphere, with the autumnal equinox officially occurring at 7:05pm CDT this evening.

09/22/2026

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