Heavy rain inundated Texas, leaving about 150,000 customers without power. More severe weather, and possible flooding, is expected on Tuesday.

The National Weather Service has issued warnings about thunderstorms striking throughout Texas, which is forecast to continue into Thursday morning.

Isolated severe storms will be possible today (Monday) as well as Tuesday and Wednesday across Alabama. The weather service thinks that damaging wind gusts, hail and heavy rain will be the main concerns with any stronger storm that develops all three days.

Residents across Texas are facing severe and stormy conditions on Monday, though the worst of the weather will likely blow through central and southeast portions of the state this afternoon and evening.

Nearly 60,000 people are without power in northeastern Texas on Memorial Day as severe storms bring damaging wind gusts, heavy downpours and hail to the region. Newsweek reached out to Oncor, Texas' largest energy provider,

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Strong to severe thunderstorms are expected to develop Tuesday evening over east Mexico and the Del Rio region and progress eastward across through the region late Tuesday night through Wednesday morning.

Thousands in the Houston area are without power after hefty thunderstorms with 70-mile-per-hour winds, hail and lightning rolled in early Tuesday morning, downing power lines and shutting off electricity for more than 160,

Savannah, Ga. (WJCL)- Impact Day: The threat of severe thunderstorms will continue today. There will be a few showers this morning, then rain is likely this afternoon through the evening.

Severe weather swept through Central Texas over the holiday weekend, bringing heavy rain along with some hail and wind threats. Here's how much.