Posted on · You've heard the old saying that if you don’t like the weather in Texas, just wait five minutes. But is that sentiment really that unique to Greater Houston? State climatologist John Nielsen-Gammon gets us some answers.
Posted on · The former director of the National Hurricane Center shares his thoughts on recent weather disasters around the country.
Posted on · With Harvey making a fast approach, those in the hurricane's path express fears and concerns regarding the destructive weather.
Posted on · With the Texas summer comes the often oppressive Texas heat, which can be dangerous if you’re not mindful of it. Whether you’re planning a trip outdoors or even just staying home for the summer, it’s important to know how to keep you and your loved ones safe from excessive heat. To discuss what to keep […]
Posted on · The National Weather Service issued a flash flood watch Monday as showers and thunderstorms moved across the region.
Posted on · The National Weather Service has canceled a Flash Flood Watch that was originally in effect until 4 p.m. Monday.
Posted on · A tornado watch is in effect for parts of Southeast Texas, including the Harris County area until 1 p.m. Tuesday, the NWS said. Tornado Warnings and Severe Thunderstorm Warnings were also issued for various areas throughout the morning.
Posted on · Severe thunderstorms produced heavy rain and flooding across the Greater Houston area Wednesday morning.
Posted on · A flash flood watch is expected to remain in effect through noon Monday for Harris, Liberty, Brazoria, Galveston and Chambers counties.
Posted on · The severe rain and flooding earlier this summer have made outdoor events tricky for many, from the biggest to the smallest arts organizations.
Posted on · Residents across the Houston region were on alert Thursday as severe thunderstorms poured even more rain on areas already experiencing major flooding.
Posted on · A flash flood watch is in effect until Saturday evening for all of Southeast Texas as more severe weather hit rain weary areas.
Posted on · A river flood warning remained in effect Tuesday for the West Fork San Jacinto.
Posted on · Maybe you made one in school science class — a weather balloon you were told would help predict the weather. These days, with Doppler radar and 3D weather screens on the nightly news, you’ve probably forgotten all about them. Funny thing though: weather forecasters haven’t. Their simple technology can help predict those massive storms — or help […]
Posted on · We live in a complex and fascinating meteorological world — one here in Greater Houston that is mercifully largely snow and ice-free. As Houston transitions from its own brand of winter into the inevitable heat and humidity of a long summer preceded by an all-too-short spring (hereby dubbed “sprummer”) we welcome your questions about weather: how it […]