
Weather
Finally, after months of extreme heat, Houston gets downpours of relief
Posted on · The Houston area is expected to have received one to two inches of rain by the end of Thursday.
Posted on · The Houston area is expected to have received one to two inches of rain by the end of Thursday.
Posted on · Mass fish casualties resulting from low dissolved oxygen levels are most common in the late spring and early summer, according to the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. But there have been multiple fish kill events in the Galveston area this month.
Posted on · We discuss how Houstonians will have to adapt to what may likely be hotter summers to come.
Posted on · The city has already recorded 45 days of 100 degree temperatures just this year, which sits one day short of tying the record from 2011.
Posted on · An original study by Houston Public Media set out to answer whether bus stops ever reached dangerously hot temperatures and how effective bus shelters are at cooling riders during the hottest times of the day.
Posted on · CrowdSource Rescue is a non-profit that has helped organize civilian water rescues since Hurricane Harvey.
Posted on · The Biden administration is working on the standard as fights continue in Texas courts over a state law that would void local ordinances mandating water breaks for outdoor workers.
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 · Thursday's high temperature at Bush Intercontinental Airport tied the Houston record established in 2000 and matched in 2011. Triple-digit heat is expected to continue at least through this weekend.
Posted on · Experts say Texans should be prepared in the event that rolling blackouts are needed.
Posted on · Effective Sunday August 27, residents are restricted to only using outside water between the hours of 7 p.m. and 5 a.m. two days a week.
Posted on · Houston Public Works is asking residents to conserve water by limiting their outdoor watering to two days per week and between the hours of 7 p.m. and 5 a.m.
Posted on · Houston Chronicle newsroom meteorologist Justin Ballard discusses the chances for tropical weather to bring rain or relief from triple-digit temperatures.
Posted on · This comes after a handful of tropical systems recently formed over the span of four days.
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.”