A powerful coastal storm is sweeping through Galveston Island, bringing wind gusts of up to 53 mph. A Flood Advisory is in effect for parts of Galveston County until 2:15 AM on January 10.
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This evening, Galveston Island is confronted with wind gusts that can reach speeds of up to 53 miles per hour as a coastal storm continues to intensify, bringing dangerous weather conditions to the region. It is anticipated that Galveston Island and the Bolivar Peninsula will continue to be the only areas affected by strong winds, which will present difficulties for both permanent residents and tourists.
The National Weather Service has issued an advisory for flooding for some areas of Galveston County, and it will remain in effect until 2:15 AM on January 10. It is recommended that coastal areas get ready for the possibility of minor flooding, particularly in locations that are below sea level.
Residents are strongly encouraged to exercise caution, secure valuables that are located outside, and refrain from driving across highways that are flooded. Although it is anticipated that the storm will lessen tonight, localized impacts could continue until the early hours of Wednesday.
When new weather conditions emerge, make sure to check back for updates.
