🚨 Flash Flood Threat Shifts Into Texas, Oklahoma & Kansas — Heavy Rain Returns Sunday

🚨 Flash Flood Threat Shifts Into Texas, Oklahoma & Kansas — Heavy Rain Returns Sunday A developing flash flood threat is spreading across parts of the Southern High Plains as a slow-moving storm system brings another round of heavy rain and thunderstorms on Sunday, October 25, 2026. The latest weather forecasts highlight portions of the Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles, western Kansas, eastern New Mexico, and southeastern Colorado, where locally heavy downpours could cause flash flooding in vulnerable areas. Communities near Amarillo, Guymon, Garden City, Clovis, and surrounding regions may experience scattered thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and rapidly changing weather conditions through Sunday evening and overnight into Monday. Meanwhile, portions of New Mexico and Far West Texas face a limited severe thunderstorm threat, including isolated large hail, damaging wind gusts, and a low tornado risk. In this WeatherNexUSA update, we break down the latest flash flood outlook, areas most vulnerable to heavy rainfall, potential severe thunderstorms, and the expected Sunday-to-Monday storm timeline. Find out where flooding could develop, when thunderstorms may intensify, and when the weather is expected to improve. Stay informed with WeatherNexUSA for the latest U.S. severe weather forecasts, flooding threats, and storm updates. #FlashFlooding #TexasWeather #OklahomaWeather #KansasWeather #SevereWeather #WeatherNexUSA