The Ready Report by ReadyCorps
ReadyReport — 2026-10-15
Oct 15, 2026 · 4 min · 7 segments
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The Ready Report by ReadyCorps
Oct 15, 2026 · 4 min · 7 segments
ReadyReport audio production
Start with West Texas, where repeated thunderstorms could produce dangerous flash flooding through Friday morning.
The Weather Prediction Center places parts of the region under a moderate risk of excessive rainfall.
It forecasts three to five inches on average, locally more along and south of Interstate ten, mainly east of the Davis Mountains.
The Lower Pecos River Basin near Sanderson and north of Del Rio is a particular concern.
Those are forecast amounts, not measured totals.
Check road conditions before overnight travel.
Avoid low water crossings and never drive into floodwater.
Follow local evacuation instructions if water threatens your location.
Wind corridors in Los Angeles and Ventura Counties are a principal concern, with separate Friday warnings for interior Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo mountain areas.
Strong winds and very low humidity can spread a fire rapidly if one starts.
That doesn't mean a wildfire, evacuation, or utility shutoff has already occurred.
Review your evacuation routes.
Charge phones, secure loose outdoor items, and avoid activities that could spark a fire.
Warm coastal and valley conditions also call for cooling and water for vulnerable household members.
Start with West Texas, where repeated thunderstorms could produce dangerous flash flooding through Friday morning.
The Weather Prediction Center places parts of the region under a moderate risk of excessive rainfall.
It forecasts three to five inches on average, locally more along and south of Interstate ten, mainly east of the Davis Mountains.
The Lower Pecos River Basin near Sanderson and north of Del Rio is a particular concern.
Those are forecast amounts, not measured totals.
Check road conditions before overnight travel.
Avoid low water crossings and never drive into floodwater.
Follow local evacuation instructions if water threatens your location.
Wind corridors in Los Angeles and Ventura Counties are a principal concern, with separate Friday warnings for interior Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo mountain areas.
Strong winds and very low humidity can spread a fire rapidly if one starts.
That doesn't mean a wildfire, evacuation, or utility shutoff has already occurred.
Review your evacuation routes.
Charge phones, secure loose outdoor items, and avoid activities that could spark a fire.
Warm coastal and valley conditions also call for cooling and water for vulnerable household members.
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