Author: Eric Berger

Good morning—and is definitely a cold one, especially for those of you in areas like Conroe and Cleveland who are experiencing temperatures in the 20s. We’ll now see a warming trend through Saturday, before another front arrives to keep our weather on the cool and sunny side. Our forecast for Christmas Day continues to call […]

Good morning. Skies are clearing across the metro area, and the region will now see a few days of sunshine before the arrival of yet another front brings the chance of showers and thunderstorms this weekend. But mostly, we’re just going to see cool, December-like weather in the days ahead. Wednesday Winds are blowing out […]

Good morning. Houston’s weather will generally remain on the chilly side for the next 7 to 10 days as mid-December feels a lot like mid-December in Houston. This has been a difficult year for many, for many reasons, but at least Mother Nature seems to be doing its part to help us feel like we’re […]

In the wake of an at-times stormy Sunday, and a gusty Sunday night following the passage of a cold front, Houston will experience a winter-like week with days mostly in the 50s and cold nights. Some areas will likely even see a freeze on Wednesday night. Also, we’re now only 11 days away from Christmas […]

Good morning. As we get closer to the weekend our forecast is coming into slightly better focus, but we still have some questions about the timing and intensity of some storms that may roll through on Friday, and potentially again on Sunday. Let’s jump in. Thursday The big change for today will be winds, which […]

Good morning. Houston will continue to see a slow warming trend heading into the weekend before the arrival of two cold fronts nudge the region back into winter-like weather. Unfortunately, we’ll likely see some decent rain chances over the weekend until the second front pushes completely through. Wednesday Lows are starting out in the low- […]

Good morning! I want to thank the teachers at Seabrook Intermediate, and the science program led by Rebecca Rolater, for letting me judge their annual science fair on Monday. It’s been an incredibly difficult year for teachers, so it’s great to see them persevere through the pandemic, and always uplifting to see the creative ideas […]

Good morning. December has started out on the chilly side, with average temperatures generally running about 5 degrees below normal since the start of the month. The question is, will this trend continue? As you may recall, seasonal forecasts predicted a generally warmer than normal winter for the region. This probably still holds as I […]

A cold front has pushed through Houston, and the region will now see a period of sustained cooler weather and drier air. The front’s arrival was preceded by fairly widespread showers on Wednesday, capping a wet period over the last six days. During this time frame the metro area generally received 3 to 7 inches […]