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In brief: Houston faces a wet Labor Day Weekend, but our flooding concerns are clustered primarily along the coast. Mostly cloudy skies will keep a lid on temperatures over the holiday weekend, keeping things dare I say almost comfortable outside most of the time? We are also tracking the tropics …
Read MoreIn brief: On Friday afternoon the National Hurricane Center began tracking an area of low pressure over the northwestern Gulf of Mexico. To put this threat into perspective, we’re going to share content published earlier today on The Eyewall. Though a serious system is not likely to develop, locally heavy …
Read MoreIn brief: Today is the first of several days, likely lasting through the Labor Day weekend, that the Houston area will be subject to the potential for widespread showers and thunderstorms. For most of our region these will be a nuisance, but for the immediate coast there is the potential …
Read MoreIn brief: Today will again see scattered rainfall across the metro area before more widespread showers and storms push into our region beginning tomorrow. The period of Thursday through next Tuesday should see daily rain chances above 50 percent, so make any Labor Day plans in Houston and Galveston with …
Read MoreIn brief: After a long, hot August the Houston region’s pattern will change significantly this week. In the absence of high pressure we’ll see significant daily rain chances and lower temperatures. Rain accumulations will be greatest near the coast, but even inland locations may pick up an inch or more …
Read MoreIn brief: Thursday is still going to feel very hot across Houston, but by this weekend we’ll return to temperatures in the mid-90s with a slight chance of rain. Next week we’re going to see partly cloudy days, with highs in the low- to mid-90s, and widespread showers. And then, …
Read MoreIn brief: Has the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season been a bust? In short, no. However, we are enjoying a rare period of quietude in late August, and with temperatures incredibly warm in the Gulf of Mexico at present we’ll take it. To get a better idea of what’s going on, …
Read MoreIn brief: We’re nearing the end of peak summer in Houston, but today is still going to be excessively hot with temperatures in the low 100s. By Thursday we’ll see the start of a slow cooling trend, which will eventually bring us cloudier skies and improved rain chances by early …
Read MoreIn brief: Houston is likely to see its hottest weather of the year over the next couple of days. But after this, we should slowly start to cool down. Moreover, after a very dry month of August, rain chances should start to noticeably improve beginning this weekend or early next …
Read MoreIn brief: Houston’s forecast remains more or less the same for the foreseeable future. We’re going to see blistering hot days, sultry and warm nights, and only very low-end rain chances for at least the next week to 10 days. So it goes in high summer in Houston, beneath high …
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