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18 June
Tropical Storm Arthur makes landfall in Texas and is downgraded from cyclone.
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Tropical Storm Arthur formed off the coast of Texas on the morning of June 17, 2026, marking the first named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season. The storm raised concerns among local authorities due to the potential for heavy rainfall and dangerous flooding in the southeastern United States. Initial forecasts indicated that rainfall amounts could reach between 12 and 25 centimeters.
As the storm approached land, it was downgraded from a cyclone to a low-pressure area as it made landfall along the upper Texas coast. Despite the downgrade, meteorologists warned that life-threatening flooding was still a significant risk for the affected regions. Authorities issued warnings about the possibility of flash floods due to the expected intense rain in the coming days. Emergency management officials urged residents to take precautions as the storm was expected to impact large areas along the southeastern coast.
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