Posted on · It's still dry and hot in Houston. Just not THAT hot. Space City Weather meteorologist Eric Berger has good news and bad news about temperatures in Greater Houston.
Posted on · “If we do get some rain, it will probably in the 80’s or 90’s again and humid,” said Lanza. “Any relief we get from this will be very brief.”
Posted on · On Tuesday's show: We’re in another week of excessive heat, but we might finally, truly have some relief in sight...maybe. Eric Berger of Space City Weather discusses this potential meteorological light at the end of the tunnel.
Posted on · Experts say Houston's air quality will likely take a hit due to a "moderate" amount of harmful particulate matter in the atmosphere.
Posted on · Space City Weather's Eric Berger explains why it's not just about high temperatures.
Posted on · On Friday's show: We consider the long-term effects of a Supreme Court decision from 2013 that affected how states can change their elections.
Posted on · High temperatures in the triple digits are forecasted for Friday through Sunday, with the potential for heat indexes above 100 every day this week. There is little chance for rain.
Posted on · Examining the early forecasts; plus, what to be aware of and how to best prepare.
Posted on · The unmanned Starship rocket exploded four minutes after takeoff from near Boca Chica in South Texas.
Posted on · On Friday's show: As cleanup continues after Tuesday’s tornadoes, should we expect more of them in the Houston area in the future?
Posted on · Tuesday's tornado in the Pasadena and Deer Park areas was the longest-tracked, most destructive tornado in the Houston region since 1992, according to Eric Berger of Space City Weather.
Posted on · A cold front is headed toward the Houston region and has the potential to bring severe weather.
Posted on · The Houston region could see about 36 hours of continuous freezing temperatures starting on Thursday, according to the National Weather Service. No precipitation is expected during the holiday weekend.
Posted on · Forecasts initially predicted an "above normal" hurricane season this year with 14-21 named storms forming in the Atlantic region.
Posted on · Most of the Houston region is experiencing drought conditions, which could continue through much of the winter, according to a local meteorologist.