Author: Eric Berger

So far the forecast for Houston remains on track. Nearly all of the heavy rainfall has remained west of Interstate 45, with generally 1 to 4 inches falling between Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning. A few areas, such as western Montgomery County, saw as much as 5 inches. Now, we’ve got to get through one […]

The big picture for our weather during the last two days of 2020 remains the same: A slow-moving front will approach Houston, but likely stall west of the metro area. This will make for a stormy period from Wednesday afternoon into Thursday afternoon before conditions clear up heading into the new year. The first few […]

The greater Houston region is still looking at a wet period on Wednesday and Thursday before clear and colder weather arrives in time for the new year. The first three or four days of 2021 should yield sunny, winter-like weather. Tuesday Temperatures have fallen to around 60 degrees for much of the area this morning, […]

Good morning. Houston will see three warm days before a front arrives on Wednesday to usher in clear and cool conditions for the New Year. Perhaps the most noteworthy feature this week will be the potential for heavy rain and storms on Wednesday and Wednesday night along with the slow-moving front, with much of the […]

Good morning. We’re expecting cold conditions between now and Christmas morning, after which there will be a warming trend, and calm weather through the weekend. Because of this, Matt and I will be taking a three-day weekend to spend time with our families. Please let us wish you and your families the very warmest greetings […]

It’s beginning to not feel a lot like Christmas this morning, but that will soon change. A strong cold front remains on tap to move into Houston this evening, and this will bring blustery, cold conditions roaring back into the region. But first, we’ll have to deal with a gray and potentially rainy day. Wednesday […]

Good morning. Houston will see a fairly turbulent front move through on Wednesday and Wednesday night, but we expect things to calm down by later on Christmas Eve, and certainly Christmas Day. All in all it seems like Mother Nature will be doing her part to ensure a festive holiday. Tuesday Temperatures have generally fallen […]

Good morning. It’s the winter solstice, meaning today is the shortest day of the year in the northern hemisphere. For Houston, that means 10 hours, and 14 minutes of daylight, compared the longest day of 14 hours, 3 minutes in June. The further north you go, of course, the more extreme the differences become. Beginning […]

Just a quick Saturday update to say the latest forecast modeling suggests rainfall later today could be a bit stronger than anticipated. At this point we think much of the region may see 1 to 2 inches of rainfall, with the possibility of 3 inches for areas south and east of Harris County. Some minor […]