Potential Tropical Cyclone 1 Track
ROADS
The Nueces County Sheriff's Office is monitoring roadway hazards involving standing water and flooding streets. These are the current impacted roadways:
- State Hwy 286 is shut down from South Staples to FM70 due to water over the roadway
- The access road to Labonte Park has water over the roadway
- Nueces Street, Robstown (flooded )
- Mesquite Street, Robstown (flooded)
- Garcia Street, Robstown (flooded)
- West Avenue J between Bosquez Street and Picker Lane, Robstown (flooded)
- FM1889 at CR 48 has high water along the Southbound side near the cemetery.
- 3100 Block at CR 44 has high water with water flowing over but is still drivable.
- FM 2292 has receding water but could become flooded between FM 665 and CR 34
CURRENT ALERTS
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Flood Warning - Nueces, San Patricio, Kleberg, and Aransas Counties until 1:00PM Tuesday
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Flood Watch - All counties until Thursday morning
KRIS 6 WEATHERFlood Alerts AS OF 6-15-2026
LATEST FORECAST - Updated Tuesday 10:30 a.m.
A Flood Warning is in effect through 1:00PM for portions of Nueces, San Patricio, Aransas, and Kleberg Counties. A Flood Watch remains in effect for all of South Texas until Thursday morning. An area of low pressure is causing heavy rainfall across South Texas. Thanks to tropical moisture, these storms have produced torrential downpours at times, with many Coastal Bend neighborhoods already recording a few inches of rainfall on Monday. This system is expected to be a significant rain-maker, with numerous tropical downpours expected through Tuesday night. Tuesday could bring an additional 4-7 inches of rainfall to coastal neighborhoods, and 2-4 inches of rainfall for neighborhoods along and west of HWY 77.
The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is also monitoring this group of thunderstorms (known as Potential Tropical Cyclone 1) for tropical development as it moves offshore heading into Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning, where it could gain some strength before moving back inland closer to the Texas/Louisiana border.
For the Coastal Bend, tropical development would be a benefit to us! It would lead to a drier forecast with less flood risk— but the low isn't expected to move offshore until after moving (and dumping lots of rain) across the Coastal Bend. Either way, it's looking like we'll see more rain throughout the day, and with the rain we have already received it's likely you could run into trouble spots of high water over roadways. Please stay weather aware as we continue to track this rainy situation!
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CLOSURES:
CCISD: On Tuesday, June 16, all CCISD Summer school sessions, district offices, and bus schedules will run on a two-hour delay.
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TAMU-CC CODE BLUE: On Tuesday, June 16, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi will shift to remote academic and work operations due to anticipated inclement weather conditions.
Summer camps: All summer camps being held on Tuesday, June 16, will now start at 10 a.m. unless otherwise specified by the camp director. Faculty and staff associated with summer camps are asked to report to campus so that camps may begin at 10 a.m. Please connect with your supervisor or the camp director to discuss any additional questions or concerns related to camp.
Mathis ISD: Mathis ISD has canceled summer school today, citing inclement weather and flood concerns. The district posted the announcement on its Facebook page and is asking staff to report at 10 a.m.
Robstown ISD: The district has canceled all summer school, athletic camps, and Summer Power Workouts.
Agua Dulce ISD: Agua Dulce ISD has canceled school.
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ROBSTOWN FIRE DEPT. ADVISORY
The Robstown Fire Department is advising residents to stay off the road. R.F.D. posted on Facebook there is flooding throughtout the area and has asked residents to avoid unnecessary travel.
FM 70 and SH 286: Roads to Chapman Ranch have been closed due to flooding, be sure to use an alternate route.
