Posted on · A cold front will settle into the Houston region on Friday, that will keep temperatures peaking in the low to mid 60’s for this weekend. A separate cold front is also set to arrive on Monday, most likely keeping temperatures from reaching 70 degrees for all of next week.
Posted on · The cold front that brought rain to the Houston region on Monday also is bringing cooler temperatures, with overnight lows in the 30s and 40s projected for Tuesday and Wednesday.
Posted on · The forecast for the first weekend of October calls for clear skies, high temperatures in the 80s and lows in the 60s.
Posted on · Temperatures will be close to record highs in parts of the state when fall begins on Thursday.
Posted on · A high-pressure system is expected to linger above the region this week, bringing sunny skies, dry air and hotter-than-usual temperatures.
Posted on · Dry air and record-setting heat in June and July brought on drought conditions throughout the region. Much of the area has returned to normal levels of soil moisture, but some locales remain in need of rain.
Posted on · The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a few tropical disturbances that could bring severe weather to the Gulf Coast region.
Posted on · Recent drought conditions might not be enough to eliminate the chance for flooding, according to a local meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
Posted on · Nearly three inches of rain was officially recorded at Bush Intercontinental Airport as the region got much-needed precipitation.
Posted on · Houston experienced its highest average temperatures for the months of June and July this year. But a local weather expert says August, while still hot, figures to bring a break from the record-setting trend.
Posted on · This has been the hottest July on record, with temperatures averaging 100 degrees.
Posted on · The U.S. National Weather Service warned of heat indexes Friday as high as 106 degrees across southeast Texas. By Saturday, highs across most of the state will climb higher than 100.
Posted on · A 'red flag warning" is in effect through 7 p.m.
Posted on · Experts say the weather we’ve had so far was not likely to bring a power failure.
Posted on · Houston is projected to have its hottest Christmas on record, beating out a previous high of 83 degrees in 2015.