Dataset
To provide real-time and historical flood-related information for Texas
It serves as a statewide platform that consolidates flood-related information from multiple federal, state, and local sources into a single interactive mapping environment. The portal was developed to help residents, emergency managers, planners, researchers, and decision-makers access flood conditions and flood-risk information across Texas.
The portal provides access to real-time and historical flood-related datasets and mapping tools for Texas. Available resources include river and stream gauge data, lake level monitoring information, rainfall measurements, weather observations, flood-condition monitoring, road and flooding information, flood-risk assessment tools, floodplain resources, watershed information, and interactive maps displaying current hydrologic and weather conditions. The platform integrates hydrologic monitoring stations, weather observations, flood-status indicators, and environmental datasets into a single interface that allows users to visualize flooding conditions, rainfall impacts, water levels, and weather events across the state.
The viewer integrates data from multiple monitoring networks and agencies, including river gauges, lake monitoring stations, weather sensors, rainfall monitoring systems, flood-warning systems, and flood-planning programs. Information is collected through automated monitoring stations, hydrologic observation networks, weather monitoring systems, and flood-planning initiatives and is displayed through interactive mapping applications that allow users to visualize current conditions and flood-related information across Texas.