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MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TX -- As Tropical Storm Nicholas makes its way toward the Texas Coast, the biggest threat to Montgomery County residents will be rainfall. Much of the county will see 6-8 inches with some areas receiving 10+ inches.
Now is the time to ensure preparations are in place.
• Do not drive in the dark due to risk of street flooding
• Ensure you have food and supplies in case of power outages
• Keep cell phones and devices charged throughout the day
• Follow reliable sources for the latest weather information.
And remember.... NEVER drive through flood waters!
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